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Tragic Shooting in Montenegro Claims 12 Lives, Including Two Children

Aco Martinović's deadly rampage prompted national mourning and sparked calls for stricter gun control in Montenegro.

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Updated: Jan 2nd, 2025, 10:56 AM ET

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On January 1, 2025, Aco Martinović shot and killed 12 people, including two children, in Cetinje, Montenegro, following a bar brawl. Four others were injured. The shooter, known for violent behavior, committed suicide as police closed in. The tragedy has reignited debates over gun laws, with heavy political responses and community mourning. This incident marks the second major shooting in Cetinje in three years, underscoring ongoing concerns about gun violence in the country.

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