Suspect Acquitted of Vandalizing Graves at Westduin Cemetery in the Hague
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The court in The Hague has acquitted a suspect of vandalizing 32 graves and urns at Westduin Cemetery in The Hague. He was also acquitted of the theft of a memorial stone and a grave monument. However, he will receive an eight-month prison sentence for burglaries at two holiday homes. The Public Prosecution Service had demanded a sixteen-month prison sentence, eight months of which were suspended, for 34-year-old Stefan V. from Roermond. The sus…
The court in The Hague acquitted Stefan V. (34) on Thursday of vandalizing 32 graves and urns at Westduin Cemetery in The Hague and of theft of a memorial stone and a grave monument in February and March of last year. The court did, however, sentence him to eight months in prison for two burglaries of holiday homes.
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