At least 11 people were killed in a shooting in Cetinje, Montenegro on Friday. This is reported by the public broadcaster RTCG. The gunman was shot dead by the police. At least 11 people were killed Friday in a shooting in Montenegro's Cetinje, the Balkan country's public broadcaster RTCG has reported. The cause was a family dispute. “Eleven people were killed, while six others, including a police officer, were injured,” the station reported, adding that the gunman was among the victims. A police officer who wished to remain anonymous confirmed the balance. The gunman was killed after opening fire on police, according to RTCG. “When we got to the scene, we saw nine dead bodies, including two children,” prosecutor Anrijana Nastic told Vijesti TV. It is the worst shooting in Montenegro in decades. It was set in the middle of the tourist season in a country known for its picturesque beaches at the foot of mountains.