Gotovina et al Judgement Volume I - ICTY

38755village, Čolovići, Kaldrma, Kosovo village, Ramljane, Uzdolje and Vrbnik, all in Orlićmunicipality, has been dealt with separately in 4.1.15 (Stevo Berić and others -Schedule no. 7) and 4.2.15 Orlić municipality. The remainder of the evidence relating toplunder and destruction along this road is considered here. The Trial Chamber hascarefully compared the evidence below to the evidence relating to the specific villagesas mentioned above and is satisfied that there is no overlap in the evidence which wouldlead to an arbitrary plurality of findings on the same incident.1093. The Trial Chamber has received evidence relating to alleged destruction andplunder along the Knin-Drniš road primarily through the testimonies of Philip Berikoff,John Hill, Murray Dawes, and Alun Roberts. The Knin-Drniš road is situated in Knin,Orlić, and Drniš municipalities. According to the 1991 Population Census, the villagesalong this road which include Ramljane (559 Serbs out of a total of 569 persons),Uzdolje (766 Serbs out of a total of 767 persons), Vrbnik (1,309 Serbs out of a total of1,332 persons), Zjverinac (290 Serbs out of a total of 344 persons) and Tepljuh (360Serbs out of a total of 433 persons) were predominately Serb in 1991, with theexception of Siverić (97 Serbs out of a total of 992), which was predominately Croat in1991. 40351094. John Hill, Commanding Officer of the International Military Police in SectorSouth from early June 1995 to 8 December 1995, 4036 testified that in the morning of 8August 1995, he, Tremblay, and Berikoff drove from Knin to Drniš. 4037 In a smallvillage, along the road to Drniš, Hill saw Croatian tanks. 4038 From the car, Hill also saw“systematic” looting, i.e. civilian police was directing traffic and standing by whileother civilian policemen, with light blue shirts and grey pants, and civilians were lootinghomes and loading animals onto trailers. 4039 He saw people showing up with vehiclesand trailers and walking out of houses with televisions, stereos, and food, and puttingthings that they found in the houses in their cars, on top of their cars, and in trailers. 40404035 C5 (State Bureau of Statistics Population Census of 1991, National Structure of the Population ofCroatia According to Settlement), pp. 74, 110.4036 P291 (John Hill, witness statement, 23 August 1996), p. 2; P292 (John Hill, witness statement, 21January 1998), pp. 3, 93; P293 (John Hill, witness statement, 2 November 1999), p. 3.4037 P292 (John Hill, witness statement, 21 January 1998), p. 30; John Hill, T. 3763, 3782-3783; P301(UNCRO military police report, 4-7 August 1995), p. 5; P307 (Map of routes taken by John Hill on histravels after Operation Storm); D274 (John Hill’s diary, entries from 5-13 August 1995), p. 3.4038 P292 (John Hill, witness statement, 21 January 1998), p. 30.4039 P292 (John Hill, witness statement, 21 January 1998), pp. 30-31; John Hill, T. 3763; D274 (JohnHill’s diary, entries from 5-13 August 1995), p. 3.4040 P292 (John Hill, witness statement, 21 January 1998), p. 31.560Case No.: IT-06-90-T 15 April 2011 `