The former Commander of the Public Safety Station, Dušan Janković, was found guilty of having ordered the murders and sentenced to 27 years in prison. Milorad Radaković was acquitted of all charges because it was found that he had participated in the convoy as a medical worker, had not been part of the plan to separate and kill the victims and because he had remained on the bus could not have taken part in the executions. The sentences were influenced by Babić's "severe health condition", testimony that Škrbić had "protected some civilians in the bus he escorted" and Stojnic's age (as he was under 21 years old he could not be sentenced to long-term imprisonment.
The former head of the Public Safety Station, Dušan Janković, was found guilty of ordering the murders and received a 27-year prison sentence. Milorad Radaković was cleared of all charges as he was a medical worker during the convoy, did not participate in the plan to separate and kill victims, and could not have been involved in the executions due to his presence on the bus.