 Damir Ivanković, Zoran Babić, Gordan Đurić, Milorad Radaković, Milorad Škrbić, Ljubiša Četić, Dušan Janković and Željko Stojnić were charged with crimes against humanity, as the Prosecution charged them with having participated in organizing and escorting the convoy of Croat and Bosniak civilians who were supposed to be exchanged on 21 August 1992, from which about 200 men had been separated before being shot with automatic weapons at Korićani Cliffs.Following exhumations at the ravine in August 2009, two more former members of the Intervention Squad and a Territorial Defense unit, Branko Topola (a serving police officer) and Petar Čivčić, were also arrested on suspicion of taking part in the massacre.On 21 December 2010 the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina's first instance verdict pronounced Zoran Babić, Milorad Škrbić, Dušan Janković and Željko Stojnić guilty of participating in a joint criminal enterprise in Prijedor municipality conducted with the aim of persecuting, robbing and killing non-Serb civilians during the course of 1992.