Notorious Neđo Kasapin ordered the killing of Bosniaks, including a 10-year-old boy!

The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina confirmed in July 2012 the indictment against former commander of one of the units in the Special Police Brigade of the Ministry of Interior of Republika Srpska, Nedeljko Milidragović, known as Neđo Kasapin, and deputy commander Aleksa Golijanin, who were arrested this morning in Serbia, writes the news agency Patria.

They are charged with ordering the mass executions of captured Bosniak men in the UN-protected zone of Srebrenica and personally participating in them.

Milidragović and Golijanin were unavailable to BiH institutions but were heard in Serbia before the indictment was raised.

Milidragović, as platoon commander of the Training Center on Jahorina within the Special Police Brigade of the RS, and Golijanin, as deputy platoon commander at the Center, committed genocide in the period from July 10 to 19, 1995.

On July 12, Milidragović killed a Bosniak man who was disabled, and separated a group of 15 to 20 men from the prisoner camp and killed them on a nearby meadow.

Milidragović ordered the liquidation of about 100 prisoners in the warehouse of the Agricultural Cooperative in Kravica and killed two prisoners who surrendered on the road between Bratunac and Konjević Polje.

After capturing a group of about 50 Bosniaks, Milidragović singled out a boy aged between 10 and 13 and ordered a soldier to take him away and kill him. The other prisoners had their hands tied, and Milidragović took them to the prisoner facility, the Agricultural Cooperative, where all trace of them is lost.

Milidragović lived in Belgrade, and Golijanin in Sremska Kamenica. Both are citizens of Serbia.