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Published 27 days ago • Hoogland, Netherlands • Updated 27 days ago

After violent riots at the fair in Hoogland: 'It is clear who it concerns'

Summary by De Telegraaf

Last weekend there was trouble again at the funfair with loitering youth. This time in Hoogland. Fights, drawn knives and arguments with the police. The funfair season has started and the question arises: Can we still organize a funfair properly in this way? We talk about it with funfair organizer Frans Stuy and crime reporter of the Telegraaf Mick van Wely.

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After violent riots at the fair in Hoogland: 'It is clear who it concerns'

Last weekend there was trouble again at the funfair with loitering youth. This time in Hoogland. Fights, drawn knives and arguments with the police. The funfair season has started and the question arises: Can we still organize a funfair properly in this way? We talk about it with funfair organizer Frans Stuy and crime reporter of the Telegraaf Mick van Wely.

27 days ago·Amsterdam, Netherlands

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De Telegraaf broke the news in Amsterdam, Netherlands 27 days ago on Monday, May 12, 2025.

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