US EditionRotterdam Alderman Now a Suspect in Own Home's Arson, Accused of Insurance Fraud
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The Public Prosecution Service (OM) is investigating whether Rotterdam alderman Faouzi Achbar (Denk) himself gave the order to set his house on fire. It is said to be insurance fraud. The public prosecutor announced this today in the trial against 36-year-old Rudney E., reports regional broadcaster Rijnmond. E. has confessed to starting the fire in the alderman's house last July. The house suffered extensive damage. E. says he was approached by …
Rotterdam alderman Faouzi Achbar (Denk) may have given the order to set fire to his home in Rotterdam-Lombardijen. The National Criminal Investigation Department is investigating this version, which emerged on Friday during a court hearing against the 37-year-old Rotterdam resident who is suspected of arson in July last year.
Rotterdam alderman now a suspect in own home's arson, accused of insurance fraud
The Public Prosecution Service (OM) is investigating whether Rotterdam alderman Faouzi Achbar (DENK) ordered the arson of his home in July last year. The alderman is suspected of insurance fraud, the OM revealed on Friday during the case against Rudney E.
Rotterdam alderman Faouzi Achbar will remain in office. That is the response of the board. The Public Prosecution Service reported on Friday that it is investigating whether Achbar gave the order to have his own home set on fire.
What you might call a remarkable turn in the case against the man who set fire to the house of Rotterdam alderman Faouzi Achbar last year. The motive seems to have little to do with the positions of Achbar's party DENK, or with racism, or with a fight about football stickers, but with: insurance fraud. According to suspect Rudney E., he was approached by a certain 'Somma' and a certain 'Blakka' to set fire to the alderman's house. "They said: 'T…
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