US EditionCapelle rocked by police's fatal shooting of 15-year-old suspect, mayor says
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Armed Teenager Shot and Killed by Police in the Netherlands
A teenager was shot dead by Dutch police after reportedly trying to steal a fat bike while brandishing a firearm near a McDonald’s in Wisselspoor. Officers opened fire when he attempted to flee, firing at least four shots at close range. Emergency services tried to resuscitate him, but he died at the scene. A second suspect was arrested and the firearm was seized. Witnesses described a chaotic scene, with one employee recalling the gunman stood …
The Dutch police shot a 15-year-old teenager, suspected of stealing a fat-wheeled electric bicycle (fat bike), next to a McDonald’s restaurant, in the town of Capelle aan den Ijssel, about eight kilometres from Rotterdam. The event was witnessed by numerous people, including children who were there with their families. Agents have seized the suspect’s gun at the scene. An investigation has been opened this Monday to clarify what happened, rare i…
He is said to have robbed a fat bike: on a video you can see an official shooting at the boy four times. According to the police, he was warned several times to drop his gun, but did not follow it.
The teenager was suspected of threatening the owner of a fatbike with a gun before stealing his bike.
A child under 15 has been shot dead by the police while fleeing with a gun after stealing an electric bike in the Netherlands. “The events occurred on Sunday afternoon, when the young man, after removing the vehicle, went to a McDonald’s in the town of Capelle aan den IJssel, near Rotterdam, to flee from the police, so many people, including several children, witnessed the scene.” According to a police spokesman who has attended local media, the…
The Dutch police shot and killed a 15-year-old boy in Capelle aan den IJssel on Sunday afternoon, reported mayor Joost Manusama. Many people, including young children, witnessed the events in a McDonald's town near Rotterdam. ...
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