Milosevic and Stanisic Fight in Spuz Prison

In the visiting room of the Spuz Investigative Prison, on Friday, September 18, detainees Mario Milosevic and Radoslav Gile Stanisic clashed. Zoran Kazic then joined the brawl, moving toward Stanisic. All three men are linked to the Kavac clan, one of two rival groups in Montenegro’s long running narco underworld feud, whose branches and clashes are also known across the region.

Sources differ somewhat on the exact sequence of events. According to information gathered, Milosevic and Stanisic first argued verbally, then began pushing and swinging at each other, at which point Kazic joined the fight. An unofficial source from the Administration for the Execution of Criminal Sanctions (UIKS), however, says a guard intervened before the confrontation turned into a more serious physical fight.

“The UIKS officer responded and prevented the incident from escalating into a more serious physical confrontation,” a source from the Administration for the Execution of Criminal Sanctions said.

The person who paid the highest price in the clash was Igor Bozovic of Kotor, who tried to pull the feuding detainees apart. According to sources familiar with the incident, Milosevic struck him several times while he was separating the two men. UIKS officers eventually intervened and separated everyone involved, preventing the fight from spreading further. The prison administration notified the Police Administration about the incident, but UIKS has not yet issued an official statement, only an unofficial confirmation that the incident took place.

Who was involved in the clash

All three detainees, along with Bozovic, are charged with or suspected of serious crimes, including forming a criminal organization, murder and drug trafficking.

Mario Milosevic was sentenced in December 2025, in a first instance ruling, to 30 years in prison for the murder of Radomir Djurickovic. He is also charged with the murder of Miodrag Kruscic, an attack on journalist Olivera Lakic, and smuggling 554 kilograms of marijuana from Albania.

Radoslav Gile Stanisic is suspected of involvement in the attempted murder of Igor Krstovic, carried out on January 28, 2020. He was arrested in late August under an order from the Special State Prosecutor’s Office, at the same time as his cousin Sasa Stanisic, as well as Rasko Dzankic and his wife Radmila, who are charged in the same case.

Zoran Kazic is charged with forming a criminal organization and with the murder of Nikola Stanisic, committed in August 2020, as well as the murders of Damir Hodzic and Adis Spahic and the kidnapping and murder of Milo Radulovic, known as Kapetan.

Until the rulings become final, none of the men named above has been proven guilty, except where noted that a verdict has already been handed down.

What led up to the incident

The Spuz Investigative Prison has repeatedly drawn public attention in recent months over detainees linked to the Kavac clan. Earlier, families of detainees held protests outside the Higher Court, seeking answers about detention conditions and the progress of proceedings against their relatives.

The clash in the visiting room shows that tension between the detainees has not eased, despite their physical separation under prison conditions. The Administration for the Execution of Criminal Sanctions has not yet released an official report on what measures will follow the incident, nor has it said whether any of the men involved will be transferred to another facility or face disciplinary action.

The proceedings against Milosevic, Stanisic and Kazic are ongoing before Montenegrin courts and prosecutors, and none of the charges against Stanisic and Kazic have been finally resolved. For now, the incident in Spuz remains documented only through UIKS’s unofficial confirmation and the notice sent to the Police Administration, with no indication yet of whether a separate proceeding will be opened over what happened in the visiting room.