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Lifelong Brain Damage: Public Prosecution Service Demands only Thirty Months in Prison

You are going to a fun event at the Brabanthallen in Den Bosch with your family on a Saturday evening. You are looking forward to a relaxed evening, some entertainment, and good times. And then you run into a violent idiot who believes he has the right to completely ruin your life in one fell swoop...

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