Italian prosecution suspected that Drašković was aiding an Italian mafia organization in Montenegro by arranging for their accommodation, providing protection from local criminal groups and cooperating with them in drug trafficking and cigarette smuggling.
Drašković was arrested in March 2007 in Frankfurt, Germany based on an Interpol warrant, and was later extradited to Italy where he was interviewed by prosecutors in Bari.
The release due “to a lack of evidence” came suddenly. So far neither the Italian Prosecution nor Drašković had any comment on media reports that he had agreed to testify on behalf of the prosecution.
Andrija Drašković was a chief suspect in 2000 assassination of Željko Ražnjatović Arkan in the Intercontinental Hotel in Belgrade and has been indirectly tied to many other crimes.
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