(3 Aug 1997) T/I: 10:41:53
A Croat mob stoned UN police vehicles in the Bosnian village of Jajce Sunday (3/8) as they went on a rampage that drove out more than 300 Moslems who had returned to the Croat-controlled town. The arrival of former Moslem residents of Jajce three weeks ago triggered a series of Croat demonstrations in the village.
SHOWS:
BISTRICA/JAJCE, BOSNIA 03/08
ws house burning in village of Bistrica;
ms houses burning;
ms smoke coming out of the house;
ws expelled Muslims gathered on the road to Jajce protesting;
cu Muslim refugees;
cu expelled woman standing with her daughter and behind them their luggage packed;
ms SFOR forces on the road;
SOT (in English) Captain Marcus Ravy saying people were threatened and they decided to move out to Zenica;
vehicles by road;
vs of people gathered on the road;
SOT Mecenica Naim, a refugee (in Bosnian) "We were sitting in our house when a man wearing a mask came inside and told us to pack up their stuff and to move out in half an hour."
People by road;
vs of Jajce;
SOT (in English) Major Chris Riley, SFOR spokesman in Sarajevo, saying they stand by and allow acts of violence to dictate the outcome of the problem; if there is a threat to life and limb SFOR has the capability to step in and protect lives, but it it the responsibility of the local authorities to find a peaceful solution.
People milling around.
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