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(9 Apr 1998) T/I: 11:14:46


Family members of the two latest men arrested under suspicion of war crimes in Bosnia reacted angrily on Thursday (09/04) to what they call a miscarriage of justice against two innocent men. The arrest of Bosnian Serbs Miroslav Kvocka, 41, and Mladen Radic, 45, brings the number of war crimes suspects held by the UN war crimes tribunal in The Hague to 26. They are accused of the brutal treatment of prisoners while they were involved in running the notorious Omarska "death camp" in the early months of the 1992-95 Bosnian war.

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PRIJEDOR, BOSNIA 9/4
CU Prijedor town sign;
WS road to town;
CU Jna Street #36 - house of Radic;
cafe;
ws cafe;
courtyard of house;
vs Prijedor;
Kvocka's house;
SFOR cars on patrol;
more of Kvocka's house;
cu street sign Muharema Suljanovica Street #46;
vs street;
more SFOR vehicles driving;
VS news conference;
Kvocka's brother, Goran Kvocka;
son of Radic, Drazenko Radic;
president of Prejidor municipality, Borislav Maric;
SOT Maric "We are going to do our best to help our citizens and to find them good lawyers.";
SOT Drazenko Radic: "This is brutality, but we hope and we know that they are inncocent. We don't want to comment until once we see them."; cutaways;
SOT Goran Kvocka "We know one hundred percent that neither are guilty, but if there is one single Muslim that was in that camp Omaska, I hope that he will come to the Hague to be a witness."
SOT Radic: "We are convinced that they are innocent but we will see what happens at the trial"
PAN Prijedor.

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