ARNHEM - Mohamed el A. and Hakim B. are relieved that the court in Arnhem has acquitted them of conspiring and preparing and facilitating the jihad struggle in Syria. El A.'s lawyer Serge Weening is pleased that the verdict states "clearly and unequivocally" that in the Netherlands you cannot be convicted based solely on your religious beliefs or ideology, if you have done nothing. Counsel had somewhat expected the acquittal.
The Public Prosecutor's Office (OM) stated two weeks ago that the evidence against the two Arnhemmers was sufficient to establish that they intended to join the armed struggle in Syria. Whether the OM will appeal, the prosecutor announced Monday morning, he could not yet say. The OM is studying the verdict.
Geleen - For driving to death Gabriele Barbini (27) in Rotterdam, Mateusz Z. (28) from Geleen has been sentenced to five
Scattered across the country, fourteen suspects were arrested today for incitement to terrorism. Among other things, they were allegedly on the video app
With counsel (Mr. S.J.F. van Merm), the court is of the opinion that there is insufficient legal and convincing evidence
DEN HAAG - 'Yes, I am responsible for Karim's death, but I did not stab. I wanted to
Taoufik E. wanted to teach 40-year-old Karim a lesson for having a love affair with his sister behind his back
Rotterdam/Sittard - For driving 27-year-old Gabriele Barbini to death, Mateusz Z. (28) of Geleen hangs an eight-year prison sentence.
Heerlen - They both went for the same woman. The 30-year-old Mitchell had to pay for it with death, Roy P. (34)
MUSSELKANAAL/ASSEN - For Marketplace scams, a 33-year-old man from Musselkanaal was sentenced to 200 hours of community service. In addition, he was
