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GROUP OF LOCAL POLICE DISMISSED IN S. BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA TOWN

SARAJEVO, Feb 19 (Hina) - The head of the police department in Grude, southern Bosnia-Herzegovina, Ivan Soldo, and five other police officers have lost their work licences after it was established that they obstructed an investigation into incidents connected with a probe into the operation of Hercegovacka Banka. Stefo Lehmann, spokesman for the UN Mission in the country, said in Sarajevo on Tuesday Soldo and his associates were responsible not only for tolerating violence which occurred in Grude in April 2001 but for intentionally obstructing an investigation into the incidents. International representatives and investigators with the police forces and the Finance Ministry of the Federation of Bosnia-Herzegovina on April 6 tried to carry out an investigation into the operation of the Hercegovacka Banka office in Grude. The investigators were prevented by a crowd of 100-150 protesters who took them hostage
SARAJEVO, Feb 19 (Hina) - The head of the police department in Grude, southern Bosnia-Herzegovina, Ivan Soldo, and five other police officers have lost their work licences after it was established that they obstructed an investigation into incidents connected with a probe into the operation of Hercegovacka Banka. Stefo Lehmann, spokesman for the UN Mission in the country, said in Sarajevo on Tuesday Soldo and his associates were responsible not only for tolerating violence which occurred in Grude in April 2001 but for intentionally obstructing an investigation into the incidents. International representatives and investigators with the police forces and the Finance Ministry of the Federation of Bosnia- Herzegovina on April 6 tried to carry out an investigation into the operation of the Hercegovacka Banka office in Grude. The investigators were prevented by a crowd of 100-150 protesters who took them hostage and threatened to kill them, while the police did nothing to protect them, and later failed to carry out an appropriate investigation, Lehmann said. Having checked up the performance and past of all BH police officers, the International Police Task Force (IPTF) Commissioner for Bosnia-Herzegovina, Vincent Cuorderoy, also decided to dismiss three Bosnian Serb police officers who were found to have worked as guards and investigators in prison camps for non-Serbs in Foca and Brcko during the war. Evidence on their war past have been sent to the International Criminal Tribunal for former Yugoslavia (ICTY) as well, the UN Mission spokesman said. (hina) sb rml

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