Gotovina et al Judgement Volume I - ICTY

38941Chamber will not further consider this incident in relation to Counts 1 and 4 of theIndictment.666. The evidence indicates that on 19 and 26 September 1995, in Mokro Polje,persons in uniform were taking unspecified items away together with persons in civilianclothes, and that on both occasions they used civilian vehicles. According to an UNMOreport, on 19 September 1995 the uniformed persons removing items together with thecivilians wore HV uniforms. Furthermore, another UNMO report indicates that on 27September 1995, Serbs living in the area of Mokro Polje reported that HV soldiers wereharassing them and removing items from the area. Based on the description of thesepersons as HV soldiers, the Trial Chamber is satisfied that the persons wore militarytypeuniforms. However, in neither instance do the UNMO reports provide furtherdetails as to the factual basis for the qualification of the alleged perpetrators as HVsoldiers. Consequently, the Trial Chamber cannot assess whether this qualification wasmade on a proper factual basis. The above evidence therefore does not establish towhich armed forces, if any, the alleged perpetrators belonged. Nor has the TrialChamber received sufficient evidence about which armed forces, if any, were present inor in the vicinity of Mokro Polje at the time. The Trial Chamber is therefore unable todraw any conclusions regarding the identity or affiliation of the alleged perpetrators.Under these circumstances, the Trial Chamber will not further consider these incidentsin relation to Counts 1 and 4 of the Indictment.4.2.7 Gračac municipalityGlogovo667. The Trial Chamber has received relevant evidence with regard to alleged plunderin Glogovo, Gračac municipality, through a UNCIVPOL report. According to thisreport, dated 2 October 1995, Milan Cvjetković in Glogovo, Gračac municipality,informed UNCIVPOL that about 15 days earlier two soldiers dressed in Croatianmilitary uniforms had come to his house and had stolen his tractor and four horses.These soldiers were approximately 20-25 years old and traveled in a white Volkswagenvehicle with no registration plates. He had reported the theft to the police who arrivedshortly after the incident and they had assured him that he would get his tractor back as374Case No.: IT-06-90-T 15 April 2011 `