As alleged in the Indictment, the Accused Pinčić, as a member of the HVO /Croat Defense Council/, during the period from November 1992 until March 1993, in the village of Donje Selo, Konjic Municipality, used to come armed, during night time, to a house where Serb civilians were detained, women and children). The suspect Pinčić, as alleged in the Prosecutor’s motion, repeatedly took one female person from the room where other civilians were detained, and forced her to sexual intercourse, holding his rifle by the bed and threatening her that he would bring 15 soldiers and that she would see what would then happen to all of them.

On 26 June 2008 the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) issued a Decision dismissing Prosecutor’s motion for the extension of custody, terminating custody for the Accused Pinčić and imposing prohibitive measures which include:

ban on leaving the place of residence without prior consent of the Court

• temporary seizure of travel documents and the prohibition of the issuance of new travel documents and the prohibition to use the ID card for crossing the state border
• prohibition to change the place of residence without prior consent of the Court
• reporting to the Police Station Mostar between 8 a.m. and 10 a.m.
• ban on contacting witnesses listed in the Indictment in any manner, as well as potential witnesses in this case
• ban on discussing the case with anyone but his attorney
• ban on visiting places and areas where witnesses listed in the Indictment reside
• the Accused is ordered to act in accordance with the Court’s orders and summonses which alter conditions or terminate these measures or which require his attendance before the Court, as well as for him to be available to the Prosecutor’s Office of BiH regardless of his right to remain silent.

In case that the Accused Pinčić breaches any of the aforementioned measures the Court will order custody.