The Public Prosecution Service Demands Community Service Sentences Against Six Climate Activists for Blocking the A12.
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The Public Prosecution Service is demanding community service sentences of 120 hours against six climate activists from Extinction Rebellion (XR) who blocked the highway in Utrecht on April 25. The public prosecutor is also demanding suspended prison sentences of one month. The six deliberately caused traffic jams so that the main carriageway of the A12 motorway near De Meern could be blocked by other members of XR. Footage in the courtroom sho…
Six climate activists from Extinction Rebellion who blocked the A12 near Utrecht in April risk 120 hours of community service. The Public Prosecution Service is also demanding a one-month suspended prison sentence.
On Wednesday, the Public Prosecution Service demanded community service sentences of 120 hours against six climate activists from Extinction Rebellion for blocking the A12 motorway in Utrecht on April 25. In addition, the public prosecutor demanded suspended prison sentences of one month.
Six members of Extinction Rebellion (XR) could face severe penalties for a highway blockade on the A12. On Wednesday, the Public Prosecution Service (OM) demanded 120 hours of community service and a one-month suspended prison sentence for all suspects, reports the ANP.
On Wednesday, the Public Prosecution Service (OM) demanded 120 hours of community service against a 60-year-old man from Tilburg who blocked the A12 motorway in Utrecht on April 25. In addition, the public prosecutor demanded a one-month suspended prison sentence against the Extinction Rebellion climate activist. In total, six suspects appeared before the police judge in Utrecht on Wednesday for causing a traffic jam at two locations on the main…
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