Memorial fight: Misica faded with her husband at the hotel, then beaten by her mom and her mom

British George Cottrell, 32, and his partner, former Misa Montenegro, Anđela Vukadinovic, 24, were arrested for domestic violence, and police later arrested Anđela’s mother, who she suspected she had destroyed things in an apartment where the couple was staying.

Both Cottrell and his partner, the police claims, were injured.

Police claim that she acted on the report of Anđela Vukadinović, who, during her stay in the apartment of a hotel in Tivat, reported that her partner had physically assaulted her. They arrested Cottrella, a UK citizen with a temporary stay in Tivat, but also an angel too. Specifically, police found that Cottrell had hit the angel several times in the head and body area. After that, she also hit him with his fists, so he locked himself in one of the rooms in the apartment.

Broke things on the apartment

« Then, as suspected, AV called Mother Sv, 53, who physically assaulted GC by arriving in the apartment, giving him more strokes with an open fist in the body area, after which GC goes to another room and locks the door as he breaks things in the apartment and then leaves – the police wrote. They added that all three within the legal deadline would be handed over to the prosecution for further treatment.

Cottrell was one of the advisers of Nigel Farage, a former British and European Prophet and one of the most vocal advocates of the United Kingdom from the European Union, and was in charge of raising money for the UKIP (the United Kingdom Independence Party), until he was arrested in the United States.

A native of a fine family

He comes from an aristocratic family from London and grew up and educated himself on a private islands, and when he went to college, he was expelled for gambling. He was a formal director of several businesses at a young age, both in the UK and other countries, and since 2013 he worked in banks such as Credit Suisse and JP Morgan.

In July 2016, he was arrested in Chicago and charged with laundering, fraud, blackmail and extortion. The indictment stated that in 2014 he met with secret federal agents in Las Vegas and arranged for me to wash millions of dollars from drugs from an offshore bank account.

In December 2016, he reached an agreement with the Prosecutor’s Office and was rejected by 20 points in exchange for acknowledging the guilt for an electronic fraud explaining various ways to be washed with money.

He spent eight months in prison.