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A shooting at a bar in Montenegro has resulted in 12 deaths. The country’s authorities are considering a complete ban on weapons, the news agency Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty reports.
“We will consider a complete ban on carrying weapons,” said Prime Minister of Montenegro Milojko Spajić.
12 victims in bar shooting
According to the reports, 12 people, including two children, were killed in Cetinje, and four others were injured.
The victims were killed in five locations: four people in the first and second locations, two children in the third, and one person in the fourth and fifth locations.
The suspect in the deadly shooting, Aco Martinović, attempted to take his own life. He died while being transported to the hospital.
Minister of Internal Affairs of Montenegro Danilo Šaranović stated that the motives are unknown, as Martinović had killed his friends and godfathers.
In 2005, Martinović was sentenced to one year of conditional imprisonment for violent behavior, but he was not considered a person of interest, the Minister added.
The Minister of Internal Affairs noted that in 2022, authorities found weapons and explosives in Martinović’s possession, for which he was sentenced to three months in prison.
Shooting in Montenegro
As reported earlier, on Wednesday, January 1, a man opened fire in a bar in the center of Cetinje, Montenegro, and then went outside and started shooting at passersby. As a result, there were killed and injured victims.
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US police are investigating whether the Tesla Cybertruck explosion in Las Vegas is connected to the terror attack in New Orleans. Both incidents occurred just hours after the start of the new year, CNN reports.
“We are absolutely investigating any connectivity to what happened in New Orleans as well as other attacks that have been occurring around the world,” said Las Vegas Police Department Sheriff Kevin McMahill.
He also noted that law enforcement is working to determine whether the explosion near the Trump Las Vegas hotel is linked to ISIS. However, according to the sheriff, there is “any indication of that here in Las Vegas.”
The FBI believes the Cybertruck explosion was a separate incident.
The vehicles involved in both incidents were rented through Turo, a platform that allows owners to rent out their cars.
Tesla Cybertruck explosion
On Wednesday, January 1, a Cybertruck exploded near the Trump Las Vegas hotel entrance. The vehicle was developed by Tesla, a company owned by billionaire Elon Musk.
Initially, both the police and Elon Musk stated that they were not ruling out the possibility of a terrorist attack. It is known that the explosion resulted in one fatality and several injuries.
The incident is also linked to the terror attack that occurred in New Orleans on January 1. There, a vehicle drove into a crowd, followed by a shooting. Reports indicate 15 fatalities and dozens of injuries.
A flag of the ISIS terrorist group was found in the possession of the driver involved in the New Orleans attack. According to US President Joe Biden, the FBI is investigating the incident as a terrorist act.