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Bukovica engleski.qxd 15.3.2003 13:53 Page 48 48 Bukovica Remains of Osman Durgut’s house in Čerjenci (photo: 30 April 2002) Durgut was subsequently transferred to the prison in Bijelo Polje were he was held for a month. He was not beaten there. After his release, he spent some time in Pljevlja and then went to prison to serve the six-month term to which he was sentenced by the Municipal Court in Pljevlja for illegal possession of firearms (Art. 204, Montenegrin Criminal Code). His wife and children had left for Turkey in the meantime and he joined them in late 1993. 5.5.3.1. Flight to Goražde Police led by Lale Čavić came to the house of Šaćir Osmanagić at about 7 p.m. on 1 November 1992, and told his sons Šefko (born 1967) and Sejfo (born 1970) to go to the house of Rasim Drkenda in Madžare village. Šaćir, his wife Hajrija, daughters Šefka (15) and Šemsa (23), and 13-year-old son Ševal stayed at home. When Sejfo reached Drkenda’s house with his brother, he saw two vehicles and a large number of police, among whom he recognized Slaviša Svrkota and Radmilo
Bukovica engleski.qxd 15.3.2003 13:53 Page 49 Humanitarian Law Center Danilović. Rasim Drkenda and two other villagers, Hamed Vukas and Šemso Babić, were also there. The police took the Muslims to Pljevlja via Kržava village. There were some other people gathered in Kržava when we got there. I saw Slaviša Svrkota kick Himzo Stovrag in the back, fire over his head and order him to run. On the way to Pljevlja, I heard VJ reservist Aco Malinić - I don’t remember if he was there all the time or came later - ask why they were bothering to take us to Pljevlja, that we should all be killed and our bodies thrown in the creek. 67 The ruins of Salih Tahirović’s house in Čerjenci (photo: 30 April 2002) The Muslim men were held in custody in Pljevlja for eight days. They received no food nor were they allowed to go to the toilet for the first three days. They were often taken for questioning and kicked, punched and beaten with clubs. The policeman who meted out the worst treatment was Veselin Veljović. 67 Statement by Sejfo Osmanagić, October 2001, HLC documentation. 49
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