Although he has been available to the Montenegrin authorities since Saturday to prove that the money for which his employees were arrested actually belonged to him and that it was not laundered, the Atlas Group president Dusko Knezevic has not been summoned by the Special Prosecutor’s Office (SDT) yet.
As the CdM learns, SDT plans to summon Knezevic, although his name is not in the case file. CdM also learns that Knezevic is to leave Montenegro soon.
Immediately after the arrest of his employees, Knezevic informed the public that the money they had converted belonged to him and that he had evidence of its legal origin.
He also claimed that the arrested drivers had converted the dollars into euros according to his order.
Then said that he was in Belgrade for a minor surgical treatment, but that he would be able to come to Montenegro as soon as possible and that he would be available to SDT.
He arrived in Montenegro on Saturday, but has not been summoned by prosecutors, either as a defendant or as a witness, because his name is not mentioned in the case files. However, it does not mean that prosecutors would not summon him for a hearing.
