Gotovina et al Judgement Volume I - ICTY

38927no fires in the centre of town. 2931 Some of the uniformed individuals told the witness,who also noticed that they wore MUP armbands, that they were with the MUP. 2932 Thewitness observed some of these uniformed individuals cutting car wires, and othersloading a blue truck bearing a sign with Cyrillic letters, with goods (TVs, stereosystems, shoes, bags, and suitcases). 2933 Vanderostyne’s photographer, Frank Dejongh,took photos of these uniformed individuals carrying items out of houses and loadingthem into the blue truck, and a uniformed man putting wires together in a car in order tostart it. 2934 One uniformed individual, whom another person in the square had pointedout as his commander, told the witness that he was from the Delta Unit from Vinkovciin Eastern Slavonia and the “Special Forces”, and that his unit had arrived in Gračac on5 August 1995, which was the date when the last “Chetniks” had left. 2935 TheLieutenant’s uniform had yellow ribbons and a MUP emblem containing the word“Policija” on the arm. 2936 Vanderostyne saw a civilian car with the words “Delta VK”painted on it; he also saw these words written on the walls of houses. 2937 Vanderostynesaw no civilians in the central part of Gračac. 2938 Vanderostyne further testified thatalmost all the houses along the 50-kilometre stretch between Gračac and Gospić weredestroyed, and some of them appeared to have been recently destroyed. 2939 BetweenGračac and Gospić, while standing on a little hill, Vanderostyne observed that everysingle building in the countryside, although not in the villages, was on fire. 29402931 P321 (Edmond Vanderostyne, witness statement, 1 July 2005), para. 33.2932 P321 (Edmond Vanderostyne, witness statement, 1 July 2005), para. 33; P322 (Article “Croatsplunder their way through Krajina”, 9 August 1995), p. 2.2933 P321 (Edmond Vanderostyne, witness statement, 1 July 2005), para. 31; Edmond Vanderostyne, T.4028, 4030, 4077-4079; P322 (Article “Croats plunder their way through Krajina”, 9 August 1995), pp. 1-2; P324 (Photographs of soldiers in Gračac), p. 1.2934 P321 (Edmond Vanderostyne, witness statement, 1 July 2005), paras 7, 31, 42; EdmondVanderostyne, T. 4030, 4035, 4072; P324 (Photographs of soldiers in Gračac), pp. 1-3.2935 P321 (Edmond Vanderostyne, witness statement, 1 July 2005), para. 31; Edmond Vanderostyne, T.4031-4034; P322 (Article “Croats plunder their way through Krajina”, 9 August 1995), pp. 1-2.2936 P321 (Edmond Vanderostyne, witness statement, 1 July 2005), para. 32; Edmond Vanderostyne, T.4037-4038, 4041, 4072; P322 (Article “Croats plunder their way through Krajina”, 9 August 1995), p. 2;P325 (Photographs of uniformed persons in Gračac, 8 August 1995), pp. 1-3; P328 (Emblems of MUPSpecial Police), pp. 1-2; P329 (MUP rules on uniforms and insignia of the Special Police), pp. 12-13.2937 P321 (Edmond Vanderostyne, witness statement, 1 July 2005), para. 31; Edmond Vanderostyne, T.4030; P324 (Photographs of soldiers in Gračac), pp. 3-4.2938 P321 (Edmond Vanderostyne, witness statement, 1 July 2005), para. 33.2939 P321 (Edmond Vanderostyne, witness statement, 1 July 2005), paras 29, 33; Edmond Vanderostyne,T. 4062-4063; P322 (Article “Croats plunder their way through Krajina”, 9 August 1995), p. 1.2940 P321 (Edmond Vanderostyne, witness statement, 1 July 2005), para. 31; Edmond Vanderostyne, T.4047.388Case No.: IT-06-90-T 15 April 2011 `