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The magistrate for whom Van Quickenborne resigned is not guilty, after all.

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11:18 The magistrate who, according to Van Quickenborne, made a gross mistake after which a Tunisian terrorist killed two Swedes, has been acquitted of any guilt after a disciplinary investigation.

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The magistrate for whom Van Quickenborne resigned is not guilty, after all.

11:18 The magistrate who, according to Van Quickenborne, made a gross mistake after which a Tunisian terrorist killed two Swedes, has been acquitted of any guilt after a disciplinary investigation.

29 days ago·Belgium

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