Gotovina et al Judgement Volume I - ICTY

39003could have been under a war lord, and persons wearing grey cover-all uniforms, withguns and machetes, moving from house to house, and within minutes of them leaving ahouse, it would go up in flames. 2360 He also heard gunfire. 2361 There were nocivilians. 2362 A group of rugged, unshaven uniformed Croatian men with ripped-offsleeves, headbands and no markings surrounded the vehicle, told them angrily and atgunpoint that they were in a restricted area, and one of them brought Berikoff and hiscompanions to the police station in Vrlika. 2363 They were detained at the police stationfor approximately two hours. 2364 Then Berikoff showed them General Čermak’s letter,which a civil policeman took, left for a while, then returned and let them out of jail,telling them that they were conducting operations in the area looking for Serbs, and thatBerikoff and his companions had to leave Sector South and report to the Croatian policein Split. 2365 Then two civilian police cars escorted them from the Vrlika police stationout of Sector South. 2366 Berikoff and his companions returned to Knin through Drniš,and between these two towns he saw fields on fire in every direction. 2367 Once, Croatianmilitary at a check-point told Berikoff that this was to clear the fields for mines, whichan engineer at the UN headquarters confirmed to Berikoff was one way for them to findactivities 4-20 August 1995), para. 1 (k); P748 (Berikoff’s daily journal, 17 July – 6 September 1995), p.11; P753 (Photos of Cetina valley), pp. 1-2.2360 P740 (Philip Berikoff, witness statement, 21 May 1997), para. 2 (s); D284 (Philip Berikoff, witnessstatement, 26-27 May 1997), pp. 36-39, 48, 58; D735 (Philip Berikoff, witness statement, 30 August2008), pp. 2-3; Philip Berikoff, T. 7590, 7606, 7835, 7838, 7849, 7893, 7895-7897; P742 (Report byBerikoff on Destruction in Sector South, 22 November 1995), para. 2 (n); P743 (Report by Berikoff onhis activities 4-12 August 1995), para. 5; P747 (Report by Berikoff on HV/HVO activities 4-20 August1995), para. 1 (k); P748 (Berikoff’s daily journal, 17 July – 6 September 1995), p. 11.2361 P740 (Philip Berikoff, witness statement, 21 May 1997), para. 2 (s); D284 (Philip Berikoff, witnessstatement, 26-27 May 1997), p. 36.2362 D284 (Philip Berikoff, witness statement, 26-27 May 1997), pp. 36, 38.2363 P740 (Philip Berikoff, witness statement, 21 May 1997), para. 2 (s); D284 (Philip Berikoff, witnessstatement, 26-27 May 1997), pp. 36-39, 58; Philip Berikoff, T. 7893, 7896-7897; P743 (Report byBerikoff on his activities 4-12 August 1995), para. 5; P747 (Report by Berikoff on HV/HVO activities 4-20 August 1995), para. 1 (k); P748 (Berikoff’s daily journal, 17 July – 6 September 1995), pp. 11-12.2364 P740 (Philip Berikoff, witness statement, 21 May 1997), para. 2 (s); D284 (Philip Berikoff, witnessstatement, 26-27 May 1997), pp. 36-37, 58; P743 (Report by Berikoff on his activities 4-12 August 1995),para. 5; P747 (Report by Berikoff on HV/HVO activities 4-20 August 1995), para. 1 (k); P748 (Berikoff’sdaily journal, 17 July – 6 September 1995), p. 12.2365 D284 (Philip Berikoff, witness statement, 26-27 May 1997), pp. 28-29, 37, 39-40, 58; Philip Berikoff,T. 7901; P748 (Berikoff’s daily journal, 17 July – 6 September 1995), p. 12.2366 P740 (Philip Berikoff, witness statement, 21 May 1997), para. 2 (s); D284 (Philip Berikoff, witnessstatement, 26-27 May 1997), p. 37; Philip Berikoff, T. 7901; P743 (Report by Berikoff on his activities 4-12 August 1995), para. 5; P748 (Berikoff’s daily journal, 17 July – 6 September 1995), p. 12.2367 P740 (Philip Berikoff, witness statement, 21 May 1997), para. 2 (s); D284 (Philip Berikoff, witnessstatement, 26-27 May 1997), pp. 37, 63; P743 (Report by Berikoff on his activities 4-12 August 1995),para. 5; P747 (Report by Berikoff on HV/HVO activities 4-20 August 1995), para. 1 (k); P748 (Berikoff’sdaily journal, 17 July – 6 September 1995), p. 12; P749 (Photos), pp. 2, 35; P752 (Photos of Destructionoutside Knin), pp. 3-4.312Case No.: IT-06-90-T 15 April 2011 `