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18-year-old from Heemstede who shot man in shoulder after King’s Day won’t return to juvenile detention

18-year-old from Heemstede who shot man in shoulder after King’s Day won’t return to juvenile detention

An 18-year-old from Heemstede has been sentenced to 100 hours of community service for shooting a person in the shoulder in Haarlem following King's Day celebrations. The court decided he does not need to return to youth detention because the time spent in pre-trial custody covered his sentence.

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