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Police leadership admits mistakes in investigation into ‘peeping’ officers

Police leadership admits mistakes in investigation into ‘peeping’ officers

The Dutch police leadership has admitted to making communication errors during an internal investigation into officers who inappropriately accessed systems in the 'Lisa case.' As a result, several internally distributed letters regarding the matter are being retracted.

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Burglars spend 1.5 hours at Osdorp home, police release footage

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Books are being bought up to train chatbots, is the Dutch market next?

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American rock star pays tribute to resistance hero Truus Menger

American rock star pays tribute to resistance hero Truus Menger

American guitarist Tom Morello has released a song titled 'Date Night' which pays tribute to the late Haarlem resistance hero Truus Menger. The song recounts Menger's wartime actions against German occupiers, with her son Martin Menger expressing pride and gratitude for the musical homage.

Linden tree misery in Haarlem continues: over 2,700 people sign petition

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