On 18 May 2015 the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina confirmed the Indictment charging the accused Luka Dragičević, Boban Inđić, Obrada Poluga, Novak Poluga, Dragan Šekarić, Oliver Krsmanović, Petko Inđić, Radojica Ristić, Vuk Ratković and Mićo Jovičić with the criminal offense of War Crimes against Civilians under Article 142 of the Criminal Code of the Socialist Federative Republic of Yugoslavia, all in conjunction with Article 22 of the same Code.

 

The Indictment, inter alia, alleges that the accused Luka Dragičević, as Commander of the 2^nd Podrinje Light Infantry Brigade – Višegrad; Boban Inđić as Commander of the Intervention Company of the same Brigade; Obrad Poluga, Novak Poluga, Dragan Šekarić, Oliver Krsmanović, Petko Inđić, Radojica Ristić, Vuk Ratković and Mićo Jovičić as members of the Intervention Platoon or members of the 1^st Company of 1^st Battalion of the 2^nd Podrinje Light Infantry Brigade Višegrad, during an armed conflict in Bosnia and Herzegovina that lasted between June 1992 and December 1995, in the territory of the Rudo and Višegrad municipalities, between the Army of Republika Srpska and the Army of Bosnia and Herzegovina, acted in contravention of the rules of international law, in violation of Article 3(1)a) of the Geneva Convention dated 12 August 1949. According to the Indictment, Luka Dragičević ordered, and the other suspects committed, the action of unlawful detention of non-Serb civilians, as well as inhumane treatment, infliction of great suffering and outrages upon bodily integrity and murder.