Cetinje mass shooter's house searched: Hunting rifle ammunition and cash found

Photo: Tanjug/AP/Risto Bozovic

A 34-year-old man from Cetinje, Montenegro was shot dead after previously killing ten neighbors, including two children, and seriously injuring six others.

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Vijesti learned officially from the Police Administration that during the search of the house of the man, Vuk Borilovic, the officers found 4,200 euros in cash and eight hunting rifle bullets.

Borilovic's house was searched on the order of the judge in charge of the investigation.

The Cetinje resident was shot dead after previously killing ten neighbors, including two children, and seriously injuring six others.

The tragedy happened on Friday, August 12.

During the bloody drama, Borilovic randomly shot at his neighbors, emergency medical service workers, members of the police and passers-by, using a hunting rifle.

After allegedly having an altercation about the rent with his tenants, the Martinovic family, Borilovic entered their home and shot dead two boys - aged 11 and eight, and then their mother Natasa Pejovic Martinovic.

Borilovic then he went outside and walked through the neighborhood killing seven others wounding six, to eventually get fatally shot in an exchange of fire with the police and a local resident.

(Telegraf.rs)