Bosnian citizen in Budva threatened bakery workers, ended up behind bars: 'That Cetinje murder will seem minor to you'

(Patria) - The accused M.K. (46) from Bosanski Novi, a citizen of Bosnia and Herzegovina with temporary residence in Budva, was found guilty and sentenced to a unified penalty of 20 days in prison for uttering insults and threats, the Budva Misdemeanor Court announced.

According to Montenegrin media, he entered a bakery on the main city boulevard in Budva around 3:30 AM tonight and demanded to be served, after which, dissatisfied with the service, he began to threaten and insult the female worker.

During this, he also uttered several curses at her.

"Call the boss, I'll call the police, I'll tear you all apart, I'll burn you all, this will all burn. Do you want to poison my children because the burek is too greasy, do you want to poison me?" he threatened, and the worker told this to the police who arrested him.

An hour later, around 4:20 AM, he continued to threaten a male bakery worker:

"You want to poison me, I will kill you all, I will burn you all, that Cetinje murder will seem minor to you.".

"After the expedited proceedings, the duty judge Magdalena Mijić ordered the sentence to be executed immediately after the decision was rendered in the interest of security, so the accused was sent to UIKS Spuž without delay," the Court's statement, signed by President Marko Đukanović, stated.