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1561. On 29 September 1992, Captain Čuturić reported to the VRS Main Staff that Žika<br />

Ivanović (a.k.a. Crnogorac) had prepared and analysed documentation at the Brčko police<br />

station on robberies, rapes, and murders which were committed by poorly organized “patriotic<br />

fighters” in Brčko town and its surroundings at the beginning of the war and in June 1992. <strong>30</strong>33<br />

1562. The Trial Chamber will finally review a number of documents indicating Vasilije<br />

Mijović’s status in 1992. According to a candidate questionnaire bearing Vasilije Mijović’s<br />

signature and dated 11 December 1995 in Bilje, Mijović served in the JATD from 1991 until<br />

at least December 1995. <strong>30</strong>34 On 15 December 1996, Serbian MUP Belgrade Sergeants Ilić and<br />

Marić reported that Vasilije Mijović was an employee of the Serbian MUP SDB under Jovica<br />

Stanišić and had been issued an official Serbian MUP ID card on 21 July 1992. <strong>30</strong>35<br />

1563. According to an unsigned and undated intelligence report, <strong>30</strong>36 the RDB and Serbian<br />

MUP would, on 4 <strong>May</strong> 1996 during the laying of a wreath at the monument to Radoslav<br />

Kostić at Kula, present various awards and decorations, including to Vasilije Mijović. <strong>30</strong>37<br />

1564. The Trial Chamber will first address Rade and Božo Božić’s presence in Brčko. The<br />

evidence of Witness JF-031, Witness JF-025, and several documents <strong>30</strong>38 indicate that Rade<br />

and Božo Božić went from the Ležimir camp <strong>30</strong>39 to Brčko municipality prior to the take-over<br />

of Brčko town on 2 <strong>May</strong> 1992. In Brčko, Rade and Božo Božić were referred to as Captain<br />

Dragan’s instructors. They trained and formed a unit of around 70 Brčko residents, which was<br />

referred to as “Captain Dragan’s Red Berets”. Documentary evidence <strong>30</strong>40 suggests this unit<br />

took part in combat operations in Brčko municipality between <strong>May</strong> and June 1992.<br />

1565. The Trial Chamber recalls its findings in chapter 6.3.2 that Rade and Božo Božić and<br />

Captain Dragan were members of the Unit. However, Witness JF-031 testified that Rade and<br />

<strong>30</strong>33 P1432 (Report to the VRS Main Staff on intelligence information, Captain Simeun Čuturić, 29 September<br />

1992), pp. 1, 3.<br />

<strong>30</strong>34 P1585 (Series of documents relating to Vasilije Mijović) (Document entitled Candidate’s Details, signed by<br />

Vasilije Mijović, 11 December 1995), pp. 22-26.<br />

<strong>30</strong>35 P1585 (Series of documents relating to Vasilije Mijović) (Serbian MUP Belgrade Report in relation to<br />

incident of shots fired, 15 December 1996), pp. 19-20.<br />

<strong>30</strong>36 P1075 (Report on the formation of the JSO of the RDB of Serbia, unsigned, undated), which military expert<br />

witness Reynaud Theunens concluded, based on its content and origins, had been drafted by a VJ Security Organ<br />

after <strong>May</strong> 1996. See Reynaud Theunens, T. 8081-8083, 8233-8237; P1575 (Reynaud Theunens expert report, <strong>30</strong><br />

June 2007), p. 124.<br />

<strong>30</strong>37 P1075 (Report on the formation of the JSO of the RDB of Serbia, unsigned, undated), pp. 5, 8-11.<br />

<strong>30</strong>38 Specifically, the War Presidency Report in evidence as D83, the 4th meeting of the Supreme Defence<br />

Council recording in evidence as P2356, the Captain Dragan Fund documents in evidence as D202, the MUP<br />

report on the SJB Brčko in evidence as P1406, and the Davidović report in evidence as P<strong>30</strong>17.<br />

<strong>30</strong>39 See chapter 6.3.3 in relation to the Ležimir camp.<br />

<strong>30</strong>40 In particular, the Brčko War Presidency summary in evidence as D83 and the Captain Dragan Fund<br />

documents in evidence as D202.<br />

Case No. IT-03-69-T 553<br />

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

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