Vlogging Neighborhood Police Officer in Tilburg Provisionally Released After Threat in Prison
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The man himself says that a fellow inmate wanted to attack him with a homemade knife.
Erwin van E. (62), the former vlogging community police officer from Tilburg who is suspected of passing on confidential information from police systems for years, will be released on bail for the time being. The court in Breda decided on Thursday to suspend his pre-trial detention. His girlfriend and co-suspect Kaylee van O. (24) will also be released as of Friday afternoon. They had been detained since January 8.
In the phone of Erwin van E. (62), the vlogging neighborhood police officer from Tilburg who is suspected of passing on confidential information from police systems for years, much more police information was found than the five cases for which he and his girlfriend Kaylee van O. (24) are on trial.
Prisoners in the Krimpen aan den IJssel prison allegedly wanted to carry out an attack on their fellow inmate Erwin van E. (62). The former community police officer said this on Thursday morning during his second hearing. As a precaution, Van E., from Tilburg, was transferred within the Krimpen prison and a search was conducted during which a homemade knife was found.
Employees of the National Revenue Administration in Kielce have been charged with disclosing information covered by official and fiscal confidentiality. The confidential data they provided was allegedly distributed to criminal groups.
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omroeptilburg.nlFellow inmates of Tilburg neighborhood police officer Erwin van E. (62) allegedly wanted to carry out an attack on him. Van E. stated this on Thursday morning during the second public hearing. As a precaution, he was transferred within the Krimpen aan den IJssel prison. A large-scale search operation was immediately launched at that moment. A homemade knife was found during the search. "I am shocked that it has gone this far. The atmosphere has …
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