TWO TOP POLICE OFFICIALS IN JAJCE DISMISSED

( Vidi vijest: 6403 ) SARAJEVO, Oct 28 (Hina) - Two top police officials in the central Bosnian town of Jajce have been dismissed in compliance with conditions set by the international community after the killing of a Moslem man and expulsion of several hundred returnees in early August, UN spokesman Liam McDowall said in Sarajevo on Tuesday. The International Police Task Force (IPTF) was informed that the chief of the police in Jajce, Marko Lucic, and his deputy, Marko Bilandzija, had been relieved of their duties, McDowall told a news conference. International organisations in Bosnia-Herzegovina demanded their resignation after an investigation into the incidents in the Croat- controlled Jajce area. McDowall said that the IPTF sought additional guarantees that the two officers would not be appointed to any posts in the cantonal interior ministry and that eight other policemen, designated in an IPTF report as responsible for involvement in the incidents, would be punished. (hina) vm jn 281725 MET oct 97