Montenegrin authorities are continuing an investigation following the death of a suspect linked to a recent triple murder in the region. Police sources have released photographs detailing items recovered during the on-site investigation at a location in the forest above the settlement of Topla in Herceg Novi. The suspect, identified as 30-year-old Mihailo Nikolajeviç Šabunjin, is a citizen of the Russian Federation.
Officials from the Herceg Novi Police Directorate’s Security Department, working in coordination with the State High Prosecutor’s Office in Podgorica, are managing the ongoing inquiry at the scene where the individual’s body was discovered late last night. During the initial sweep of the area, law enforcement officers successfully found and seized significant amounts of weaponry. The recovered items include two pistols and an arsenal exceeding 230 cartridges.
Authorities suspect that the suspect may have acquired the ammunition and firearms through theft from a shooting range located in Danilovgrad the previous day. The investigation remains focused on establishing the full sequence of events surrounding the triple homicide. The discovery of the weapons and ammunition suggests a connection between the suspect’s activities and the violent crime.
Police are analyzing the evidence to build a comprehensive understanding of the circumstances that led to the incident involving the Russian national.
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