US EditionProsecutors Recommend 2 Years in Prison Against Former Jumbo CEO for Fraud Accusations
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Bribery: Van Eerd is suspected of bribery, money laundering and forgery. A four-year prison sentence is being demanded against co-suspect Eggens. Two years…
Fallen Jumbo CEO Frits van Eerd kept almost four and a half tons of cash in and around his house, even in the fridge. The average Dutch person doesn't have that much money in cash, let alone in the house. Yet we are creative when it comes to hiding our valuables from burglars.
Lawyers for former Jumbo CEO Frits van Eerd claim that their client is wrongly given the "benefit of the doubt". The Public Prosecution Service suspects Van Eerd of money laundering, bribery and forgery. The lawyers believe that there is no evidence left and want an acquittal.
Prosecutors recommend 2 years in prison against former Jumbo CEO for fraud accusations
The Public Prosecution Service (OM) has recommended a prison sentence of two years, with eight months conditionally suspended, against former Jumbo CEO Frits van Eerd. Prosecutors claim that he is guilty of money laundering, forgery, and accepting bribes.
The Public Prosecution Service (OM) is demanding a prison sentence of two years for Frits van Eerd, of which eight months are conditional.
5 bottles of white wine, 1 bottle of Belvedere vodka, 1 bottle of Zubrówka vodka, 2 bottles of cava, 1 bottle of Sonnema Berenburg, 1 bottle of Hartevelt young jenever, 18 cans of Lipton Ice tea green, 1 bottle of Jägermeister, 11 bottles of cola / cola zero, approximately 2 crates of beer and 12 bottles of sparkling Spa. That was the contents of the refrigerator at the headquarters of completely normal functioning people. However, at supermarke…
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