SARAJEVO, 18 Sept (Hina) - The IFOR headquarters in Sarajevo on Wednesday demanded that the head of Prijedor police be replaced, describing his behaviour as unacceptable and contrary to the Dayton peace agreement. IFOR spokesman Bratt
Boudreau said that the Prijedor police superintendent, Simo Drljaca, who had been appointed to the duty at the beginning of the war, had to be replaced because he was directly responsible for an attack on international peace force members and illegal possession of an automatic weapon two days ago.
SARAJEVO, 18 Sept (Hina) - The IFOR headquarters in Sarajevo on
Wednesday demanded that the head of Prijedor police be replaced,
describing his behaviour as unacceptable and contrary to the
Dayton peace agreement. IFOR spokesman Bratt Boudreau said that the
Prijedor police superintendent, Simo Drljaca, who had been
appointed to the duty at the beginning of the war, had to be
replaced because he was directly responsible for an attack on
international peace force members and illegal possession of an
automatic weapon two days ago. #L#
The commissioner for the International Police Task Force
(ICTF), Peter Fitzgerald, today asked from the Republika Srpska
Interior Minister Dragan Kijac to replace Drljaca immediately. Two
days ago, Serb policemen openly threatened IFOR soldiers who tried
to take away the unregistered weapon from Drljaca. Drljaca was also
reported to have shot in the air while opposing IFOR soldiers.
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