Bosnian Serb Jailed for Murdering Bosniak in Prijedor

Dragoje Zmijanjac was sentenced to six years in prison for committing crimes against civilians, convicted of murdering a Bosniak man in Prijedor in 1992.

The state court in Sarajevo on Monday found Dragoje Zmijanjac guilty of taking Bosniak civilian Halil Dedic from his house in Prijedor in July 1992 and shooting him dead.

Autor:

Srđan Kureljušić

28. November 2016. | 12:25

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But presiding judge Minka Kreho said the prosecution had not been able to prove that Zmijanjac committed the crime as part of a widespread and systematic attack in the Prijedor area.

She also said that the prosecution had not been able to prove that Zmijanjac was a member of any military or police unit.

The verdict can be appealed.

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