Police Assist Municipal Service in Botun Following Request

On December 30, 2025, police assistance was requested by Radenko Radenović, the head of the Municipal Police Service in Botun. Radenović, a member of the Democratic People’s Party (DNP), sought support as part of his duties during local election activities. His involvement in the September 2024 local elections in Podgorica included being listed as a candidate for the coalition “For the Future of Podgorica – For the City of All of Us.”

The police administration announced that its officers acted strictly within the legal framework while providing assistance to the Municipal Police of the Capital City on that date. The police emphasized their commitment to upholding the law during the operations in both Zeta and Botun, ensuring a coordinated response in line with local regulations.

The request for police support by Radenović reflects the responsibilities placed on municipal authorities during election periods. Maintaining order and providing security during such events is crucial for the democratic process.

As the political landscape evolves in Montenegro, the role of local police forces in supporting municipal operations becomes increasingly significant. The cooperation between the police and local authorities aims to foster a secure environment for both voters and officials, ensuring that the electoral process proceeds smoothly.

In summary, the assistance provided by law enforcement on December 30 highlights the ongoing collaboration between the police and municipal services, reinforcing the importance of security in local governance and elections.