Expert calculations for a court case in Antwerp revealed that Dutch star chef Nick Bril had a blood alcohol level between 1.52 and 1.91 promille when he struck assistant chef Joe Claridge with his car. This level is significantly higher than the legal limit of 0.5 promille, although Bril's legal team maintains that he was not intoxicated.
Based on reporting by haarlemsdagblad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.
A man was arrested at Amsterdam's airport after making a verbal bomb threat toward staff on a flight bound for Prague. This incident is part of a series of recent bomb threats against European flights, none of which have resulted in the discovery of explosives.
Travelers at Schiphol Airport are reacting calmly to a recent wave of false bomb threats affecting European flights, including a KLM flight from Prague. Although the Royal Marechaussee initiates rigorous safety protocols for every report, passengers remain unfazed and continue their travels as normal.
Mehrez A. has admitted to arriving in the Netherlands to perform a contract killing targeting Iranian activist Siamak Tadayon Tahmasbi in Haarlem. The plot, allegedly directed by the Iranian regime, was foiled in June 2024 when the intended victim alerted police to suspicious activity outside his residence.
KLM flight KL1352 from Prague to Amsterdam was met with a false bomb threat this morning, marking the second such incident for the airline in as many days. Authorities searched the aircraft upon arrival and confirmed no explosives were found before clearing the passengers and crew.
Asylum Minister Bart van den Brink has condemned the appearance of a migrant boat in Dutch waters after 36 Afghan individuals were rescued near Cadzand. Two suspected human smugglers have been arrested, and the minister is currently awaiting further investigation results before deciding on potential new security measures.
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