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House of Representatives demands that police material be retained for solving cold cases

Summary by rtl.nl
The House of Representatives does not want to make it more difficult to solve cold cases and is therefore putting a stop to a plan by Minister Van Weel (Justice and Security) to destroy old data on people in the police archives.
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House of Representatives demands that police material be retained for solving cold cases

The House of Representatives does not want to make it more difficult to solve cold cases and is therefore putting a stop to a plan by Minister Van Weel (Justice and Security) to destroy old data on people in the police archives.

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rtl.nl broke the news in on Wednesday, April 16, 2025.
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