Gotovina et al Judgement Volume I - ICTY

38840they entered one block of flats. 3528 All the doors to the apartments were broken andthere was chaos inside the apartments. 3529 Outside Boucher’s home the two men sawtwo civilian policemen in dark blue uniforms carrying a TV and a video. 3530 Theyobserved that Boucher’s house was completely destroyed. 3531 A uniformed manclaiming to be the chief of the military police then told the two men that UN personnelwere not allowed to be outside the UN headquarters and he drove them back there in acivilian car. 3532 When the witness was on duty at the main entrance of the UNheadquarters later on the same day, he observed soldiers taking cars which people hadused in order to get to the UN headquarters to take shelter. 3533 He also observed 50-100loads of goods, including furniture, TVs, and videos, being taken past the UNheadquarters in military vehicles, along the road to Drniš. 3534 These vehicles weremanned by soldiers. 3535880. Normand Boucher, UNCIVPOL’s Sector South Chief from 30 April 1995 until22 August 1995, 3536 testified that on 6 or 7 August 1995, he and a Swedish UNCIVPOLcalled Lennart were allowed to leave the UN compound for a patrol, but only onfoot. 3537 In the street where the Swedish UNCIVPOL lived, Boucher saw that all frontdoors were broken. 3538 He saw laughing soldiers openly coming out of houses carryingclothes and household goods. 3539 Other soldiers appeared drunk and out of control,3528 P721 (Lennart Widén, witness statement, 14 December 1995), para. 3; P722 (Lennart Widén, witnessstatement, 27 February 2008), para. 23, p. 10 (Aerial photograph of Knin, marked by Lennart Widén);D718 (Aerial photograph of Knin, with Lennart Widén’s marking), p. 1.3529 P721 (Lennart Widén, witness statement, 14 December 1995), para. 3; P722 (Lennart Widén, witnessstatement, 27 February 2008), para. 23.3530 P721 (Lennart Widén, witness statement, 14 December 1995), paras 3, 11; P722 (Lennart Widén,witness statement, 27 February 2008), para. 32; Lennart Widén, T. 7393.3531 Lennart Widén, T. 7375.3532 P721 (Lennart Widén, witness statement, 14 December 1995), para. 3; Lennart Widén, T. 7321-7322,7375-7376.3533 P721 (Lennart Widén, witness statement, 14 December 1995), para. 3; Lennart Widén, T. 7322-7323.3534 P721 (Lennart Widén, witness statement, 14 December 1995), para. 3; P722 (Lennart Widén, witnessstatement, 27 February 2008), para. 33; Lennart Widén, T. 7324-7325, 7374, 7398, 7400; D719 (LennartWidén, supplemental information sheet, 23 August 2008), p. 2.3535 Lennart Widén, T. 7324, 7399; D719 (Lennart Widén, supplemental information sheet, 23 August2008), p. 2.3536 P1176 (Normand Boucher, witness statement, 20 February 1996), paras 1, 13; P1177 (NormandBoucher, witness statement, 12 November 1999), paras 5, 81; P1178 (Normand Boucher, witnessstatement, 24 November 2008), para. 51; D1217 (Normand Boucher, witness statement, 17 December2008), para. 27; Normand Boucher, T. 14036, 14063-14064.3537 P1177 (Normand Boucher, witness statement, 12 November 1999), para. 55; P1178 (NormandBoucher, witness statement, 24 November 2008), para. 21.3538 P1177 (Normand Boucher, witness statement, 12 November 1999), para. 55; P1179 (Map of Kninmarked by Normand Boucher), pp. 1-3; D1218 (Map of Knin marked by Normand Boucher).3539 P1177 (Normand Boucher, witness statement, 12 November 1999), para. 55; Normand Boucher, T.13972.475Case No.: IT-06-90-T 15 April 2011 `