He stormed into hotel in Montenegro, shouting "Allahu Akbar": Drama in Berane

Police in Berane arrested Darmin Djukic (21) from Berane because he disturbed the staff of the "Berane" hotel, writes "Vijesti" from Podgorica.

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Djukic entered the hotel "Berane" yesterday around 17:00 hours holding some kind of cable in his hand with a visibly thick line around his waist and shouting "Allahu Akbar". 

The young man stepped away after that. Manager of the hotel reported the case to the police who arrested the young man in the suburb Hareme where he lives, not far from the hotel.

It was told to the "Vijesti" from the police that it was determined that the young man held an ordinary phone charger in his hand, and he had several shirts under his sweatshirt to create an illusion that he had explosives around him. 

Djukic is now in police custody and the prosecutor's office hasn't determined how to classify this act yet.

- The officers of the Ministry of Internal Affairs Police Directorate - the Security Center of Berane Arrested D.Dj. (21) from Berane, because he disturbed the hotel "Berane" staff, holding a charger from a mobile phone that the hotel's employees thought was an explosive device. On that occasion, he shouted slogans "Allahu Akbar". When he was detained by the police, he said that he wanted to scare employees at the hotel "because they treated him with disrespect". 

- It is suspected that D. Dj. entered the hotel "Berane" holding an object in his hand who reminded of the trigger for an explosive device, and it was determined that it was a car charger for mobile phone, and he was shouting "Allahu Akbar". Employees in the hotel "Berane" called the police and the officials of the police station immediately came to the sight and arrested D.Dj. It was determined that he wanted to scare the employees because they "weren't behaving correctly towards him". D.Dj. is in the police rooms and they are consulting with the public prosecutor to determine what kind of action this was - announced from the Police Administration.

(Telegraf.co.uk)