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Business dispute over fairground ride escalates: shooting suspect in court

Business dispute over fairground ride escalates: shooting suspect in court

A 63-year-old suspect from Zundert will appear in court in Breda facing attempted murder and weapons possession charges following a shooting incident last year. The victim was shot multiple times during a business conflict over a fairground attraction at the Van der Valk Hotel Princeville.

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