Case: Zmijanjac Dragoja Archives

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.

The defence lawyer for Zeljko Ilic, one of three former policeman accused of crimes against humanity in the Bileca area in 1992, called for his client to be acquitted.

The trial of Dragoja Zmijanjac began with a reading of the indictment and the presentation of introductory statements by the defense and the prosecution. Zmijanjac has been charged with crimes against humanity in the Prijedor area.

The state prosecution announced at a status conference that negotiations on an admission of guilt for crimes committed in the Prijedor area had begun, as per an initiative taken by the defense of Dragoja Zmijanjac.

The state prosecution has filed an indictment against Dragoje Zmijanjac, charging him with murder of a Bosniak civilian in Prijedor in the summer of 1992.

The State Investigation and Protection Agency arrested ex-fighter Dragoja Zmijanjac on suspicion that he shot dead a Bosniak civilian in Prijedor in 1992.

Case: Zmijanjac Dragoja

Bosnian Serb Jailed for Murdering Bosniak in Prijedor

Policeman’s Lawyer Urges Bileca Prisoner Abuse Acquittal

Zmijanjac Trial Begins after Guilt Admission Agreement Fails

Possible Admission of Guilt for Prijedor Crimes

Indictment for Wartime Murder in Prijedor Filed

Bosnia Arrests Serb Fighter for Shooting Bosniak

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