
Montenegro is in shock. Three people have been shot dead at a shooting range in Danilovgrad. Police in the neighboring country say they are searching for a 30-year-old Russian man suspected of carrying out the gruesome crime.
The victims have been identified as Petar Globarević, 24, and Nemanja Kapor, 20, both from Podgorica, as well as Momir Radonjić, 67, from Danilovgrad.

Media in Montenegro report that the Police are also verifying whether the suspect left the scene in a "Seat Cordoba" vehicle, which turns out to be owned by the father of one of the victims.
Law enforcement is continuing an intensive search to locate and arrest the suspect, who is considered armed.
The scale of the operation is large. The Special Unit and special units of the Montenegrin Police are engaged in the search for the suspect, while roadblocks have been set up in various areas. Vehicles moving from Danilovgrad to Podgorica are being stopped and checked by the police.
Police have called on citizens to avoid approaching the suspect and, if they have information about his location or movements, to report it immediately to 122.
Authorities have also warned citizens to stay in their homes while the operation to capture the suspect in the triple murder continues.