Arrested Polish citizen Roman Zimian, co-founder of FutureNet
Roman Zimian faces multiple charges
Roman Zimian and his business partner Stefan Morgenstern are suspected of defrauding dozens of people in Poland and South Korea out of a total of approximately $21 million.
Police said he was suspected of economic crimes, including serious large-scale fraud, money laundering, theft and illegal conduct, which are punishable by life imprisonment in South Korea.
According to police, his partner Stefan Morgenstern was arrested in Albania," while Roman Zimian was previously arrested in Italy in 2022 but later escaped house arrest there.
Roman Zimian arrested again, faces extradition
On August 17, officers from NCB Interpol Podgorica arrested Zimian at the Master Quarter, a new apartment building in Podgorica, where he was hiding under a false identity.
After confirming his identity with Stefan Morgenstern, the police conducted a search of the place where Roman Zimian lived.
At the time, officers from the Crime Unit (High-Tech Crime Group and Regional Security Center) seized technical equipment and items suspected of originating from criminal offences.
The equipment was temporarily seized pending the completion of extradition proceedings.
Police said he would be brought before an investigating judge at the Podgorica High Court to order his extradition into custody.
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