According to Hardi N., prime suspect in the terrorism trial of a group of Arnhem jihadists, it was an AIVD security service infiltrator who gave him the idea for an attack in the Netherlands. So that would be incitement, but if so, can it ever be proven? N. was sentenced to 18 years in prison.
The police dossier of the investigation into the Arnhem jihadists who wanted to carry out an attack in the Netherlands is impressively thick. Extensive accounts are given of how a police infiltrator ambushed the men. How he gained their trust and learned that they wanted to commit a massacre at a festival with Kalashnikovs and bomb vests.
Sittard - He was arrested in May 2020 and later even convicted of plans to create a criminal rival in Sittard
It worries the prosecution: young men who are active for terrorist organizations like IS through social media. Rotterdam resident Yasin
The Public Prosecutor's Office is going to prosecute three more women for grave desecration at Rusthof cemetery in Leusden. The suspects allegedly had an active
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
