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Suspended sentence after failed robbery at Jumbo in Heemskerk. Beverwijk man (34) spent seven months in pre-trial detention.

Suspended sentence after failed robbery at Jumbo in Heemskerk. Beverwijk man (34) spent seven months in pre-trial detention.

A 34-year-old man from Beverwijk was sentenced to sixteen months in prison, with nine months suspended, for an attempted robbery at a Jumbo supermarket in Heemskerk. The court at Schiphol issued the ruling after the defendant had already spent seven months in pre-trial detention.

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