Eddy Snelders Allowed to Leave Prison with an Ankle Monitor, Former Stepdaughter Reacts: "Feels Bitter"
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Former football commentator Eddy Snelders is allowed to leave prison. This is reported by HLN and the news has been confirmed to VRT NWS. Snelders was sentenced on appeal in February to 5 years in prison, of which 1.5 years are to be served effectively. He will serve the remainder of his sentence at home with an ankle monitor. It is not yet clear exactly when he will be allowed to leave prison.
Former footballer and sports commentator Eddy Snelders (67) is allowed to leave prison and serve the rest of his sentence at home under electronic supervision...
Eddy Snelders is back home. The former Red Devil will be able to serve the rest of his sentence at home with an electronic bracelet. His security in prison has reportedly been threatened in recent months, which would have prompted justice to grant him this measure.
Eddy Snelders is back home. He will be allowed to serve the rest of his sentence at home with an ankle bracelet. His safety in the cell would have been compromised in recent months, giving the favor of the ankle bracelet by Justice.
Eddy Snelders will soon be allowed to leave prison and serve the remainder of his sentence at home with an ankle monitor. This is reported by VRT NWS. The former football commentator was sentenced on appeal in February to five years in prison, of which three and a half years were suspended. The Sentence Enforcement Court has now approved his request for electronic monitoring.
Eddy Snelders was sentenced in February by the Antwerp Court of Appeal to five years in prison, including 18 months in prison. ...
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