Pristina court sentences Serb Dusko Arsic to 13 years: He was arrested in front of his children at Jarinje
The prosecution accused him of having committed a war crime in 1999 in the village of Butovac, in Kosovo and Metohija
The Basic Court in Pristina today sentenced Dusko Arsic from Maticani, near Pristina to 13 years in prison on charges of war crimes, reports kosovo-online.com.
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The court said that Arsic is guilty of the acts charged against him according to the indictment. The time he spent in custody will be counted towards the sentence.
Dusko Arsic was arrested on December 8, 2021 at the Jarinje administrative crossing, in the presence of his two minor children, after he came to Kosovo and Metohija to solve the problem regarding his family's usurped property in the village of Maticane.
The prosecution accuses him of having committed a war crime in 1999 in the village of Butovac.
Arsic filed his own lawsuit to get back his usurped property in Kosovo and Metohija on September 20, 2021.
(Telegraf.rs)