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fighting near Brčko on 22 June 1992. According to the note, a reserve force salary and daily<br />

allowances were paid to his father. <strong>30</strong>27 A document of the Serbian MUP DB Belgrade JSO of<br />

10 <strong>May</strong> 1996 noted that the next day, Željko Torbica would be conferred a posthumous<br />

award. <strong>30</strong>28<br />

1557. On 9 July 1992, Živojin Ivanović, in his capacity as commander of the SAO Semberija<br />

and Majevica Unit for Special Purposes Brčko, signed a certificate confirming that Joco<br />

Stevanović was a member of the unit in Brčko from 20 June 1992 onwards. In the document,<br />

Ivanović noted the cooperation of the SAO Semberija and Majevica Units with the MUP<br />

Krajina. <strong>30</strong>29<br />

1558. On 27 June 1992, the unit commander of the Krajina MUP Special Purpose Unit<br />

reported that he had requested funds from the Brčko municipal Presidency in order to<br />

purchase communication equipment. <strong>30</strong><strong>30</strong><br />

1559. On 28 July 1992, VRS Colonel Zdravko Tolimir reported that a Krajina Special Police<br />

paramilitary group of 45 men led by Živojin Ivanović was present in Brčko. Ivanović had not<br />

placed himself under the command of the Brčko Brigade and was allegedly sent by the<br />

Serbian Republican SUP. The report was critical of the paramilitary groups in the Bosnian-<br />

Serb Republic, noting that many of them engaged in looting and war profiteering. <strong>30</strong>31<br />

1560. On 8 August 1992, Milorad Davidović of the Federal MUP Belgrade, reported that a<br />

group of 40 members led by Živojin Ivanović posed as Serbian MUP officials with official<br />

Serbian MUP identity cards and used a stamp of the Krajina MUP. The group further<br />

threatened the police at the police station, taking 22 official Bosnian-Serb Republic MUP<br />

identity cards, and began investigating war criminals, searching flats, and seizing cars and<br />

weapons. The group also beat up, harassed and mistreated police officers, army officers,<br />

soldiers and local civilians, and stole property which it transferred to the SFRY. According to<br />

the report, during an interview, Živojin Ivanović had showed a Serbian MUP ID card and<br />

claimed that he had been sent by “Tepa” and “Frenki” from the Serbian MUP SDB and that<br />

they had lent them weapons, equipment, and cars from the station. <strong>30</strong>32<br />

<strong>30</strong>27 P3183 (Series of Serbian MUP SDB documents relating to Željko Torbica), p. 3 (Notification of funeral of<br />

Željko Torbica on 24 June 1992), p. 19 (Biography of Željko Torbica).<br />

<strong>30</strong>28 P3183 (Series of Serbian MUP SDB documents relating to Željko Torbica), pp. 4-5 (Serbian MUP DB JSO<br />

conferment of awards on the occasion of the security day, 10 <strong>May</strong> 1996).<br />

<strong>30</strong>29 P1085 (Unit for Special Purposes Certificate signed by Živojin Ivanović, 9 July 1992).<br />

<strong>30</strong><strong>30</strong> D175 (Series of three requests by special units in Brčko, 18-27 June 1992), p. 3.<br />

<strong>30</strong>31 P383 (VRS Main Staff report on paramilitary formations, Zdravko Tolimir, 28 July 1992), pp. 1-2, 10-11.<br />

<strong>30</strong>32 P<strong>30</strong>17 (Federal MUP Belgrade report, Milorad Davidović, 8 August 1992), pp. 7-8, 10.<br />

Case No. IT-03-69-T 552<br />

<strong>30</strong> <strong>May</strong> <strong>2013</strong>

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