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ber of times before he got to Hamed Stovrag’s house
where he spent the night, and reached his village the
next day. He spent days in bed, recovering from the
beating. Zoran Čolović, who according to Bavčić was in
command at the Kovačevići headquarters, came shortly
afterward and brought the knife that had been taken
from him. Afraid that he would again be ill-treated
because of the knife, Bavčić refused to take it back.
Tucking the knife into his belt, Čolović left, saying
Bavčić could come to Kovačević to pick up his provisions
which, he said, were all there although a little
damp.
Ago Bavčić’s destroyed house in Plansko
(photo: 30 April 2002).
The provisions were brought to Bavčić later on by the
soldiers or police. He went to see a doctor in Pljevlja
and was hospitalized there for 24 days. When he
returned from the hospital, the soldiers or police who
had beaten him came again. They pushed his wife Aiša
against the wall and put a knife to her throat, and threw
his daughter Bahra (born 1979) and twin sons Bahrudin
and Sabahudin (born 1981) to the floor to demonstrate