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Two Men Convicted for Projecting Discriminatory Slogans on Building in Bodegraven
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Two men convicted for projecting discriminatory slogans on building in Bodegraven
A court in The Hague has sentenced two men to community service for projecting discriminatory messages onto a building along the A12 in Bodegraven. A third suspect was acquitted.The messages included slogans such as “make white babies” and “race mixing = white genocide.” The court found that a 56-year-old man was responsible for the projection, while a 54-year-old accomplice acted as a lookout. They were sentenced to community service of 40 and …
Two men have been sentenced to community service for projecting discriminatory messages on a building along the A12 motorway in Bodegraven. The court in The Hague acquitted a third suspect.
·Apeldoorn, Netherlands
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