SARAJEVO, July 16 (Hina) - Two French citizens have been sentenced to
twenty years' imprisonment for felony and robbery in Zenica, central
Bosnia.
The higher court of Zenica, chaired by Judge Mladen Veseljak, on
Wednesday pronounced prison sentences of Lionel Dumond and Maloud
Bugelan who were found guilty of felonies committed in central Bosnia in
1996 and 1997 in which two people were killed.
The court did not accept a request of the Defence that sentences be
lighter because of Dumond's and Bugelan's one-year service in the
Bosnian army.
The two were arrested in a operation conducted by special police in
Zenica three months ago when the third member of their gang was killed.
France has asked that the two be extradited but Zenica's court has
not yet rendered a decision on the matter. It has been announced that
the discussion on the extradition of Dumond and Bugelan to France will
be considered later. Paris has demanded that the two should be handed
over as they are suspected of participating in terrorist actions
committed in France.
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