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Federal Police Collected Fine at Weeze Airport: Passengers Had to Pay 614 Euros

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Before he was allowed to fly to Morocco in Weeze, a Dutchman (37) had to pay his debts. Why he had been convicted.

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Federal Police Collected Fine at Weeze Airport: Passengers Had to Pay 614 Euros

Before he was allowed to fly to Morocco in Weeze, a Dutchman (37) had to pay his debts. Why he had been convicted.

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