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Funcaps owners sentenced to three years in prison on appeal in Belgium

Funcaps owners sentenced to three years in prison on appeal in Belgium

Two Dutch owners of the webshop Funcaps have been sentenced to three years in prison, with half the term suspended, by an appeals court in Antwerp, Belgium. The court ruled that the individuals imported designer drugs into Belgium on a large scale via their online business between 2019 and 2022.

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Another burglary at fire station, this time in Amsterdam-East: "Extremely angry about it"

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Veerplas visitors in Haarlem on high alert after assaults

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