MOSTAR, March 20 (Hina) - After a five-hour public discussion and
evidentiary procedure, the Mostar Court of First Instance on
Thursday pronounced suspended sentences to three Croats, officers
of the west Mostar police, for having overstepped their official
authority and for maltreatment in the incident in Mostar on 10
February.
Zeljko Planinic was sentenced to a one-year suspended jail
sentence which he does not have to serve if he does not commit
another crime within two years.
Ivan Hrkac and Bozo Peric were both sentenced to a six-month
suspended jail sentence which they do not have to serve on
condition that they do not commit another criminal act within one
year.
The court acquitted Zeljko Anicic and Jarko Livaja.
All of the men have the right to file appeals within eight
days.
Present at the trial were officials of the International
Police Task Force (IPTF) and Mostar Regional Office of the
International Community High Representative for Bosnia-Herzegovina.
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