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Nearly ten months juvenile detention demanded for then 17-year-old suspect in Beverwijk youth violence

Nearly ten months juvenile detention demanded for then 17-year-old suspect in Beverwijk youth violence

Prosecutors have demanded nearly ten months of youth detention for a 17-year-old from Heemskerk involved in a violent assault in Beverwijk last September. The suspect, along with others, is charged with attempted manslaughter and public violence.

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