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Former Civil Servant in Amsterdam Facing 12 Years Jail for Selling Data to Criminals

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The Dutch Public Prosecution Service (OM) has recommended 12 years in prison against 48-year-old Jim B. The former civil servant for the municipality of Amsterdam is alleged to have sold data from the system, which was then used in at least 95 violent incidents. The OM is also recommending a professional ban of five years.The incidents included 36 explosions, 14 threatening letters, some including bullets, eight shootings at homes, a kidnapping,…

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An Amsterdam municipal employee is suspected of corruption, computer hacking, and complicity in serious violent incidents. The Public Prosecution Service is demanding a twelve-year prison sentence for the 48-year-old. The prosecution is also demanding a ten-year prison sentence for two 'information brokers' to whom the suspect allegedly passed on information. The official is said to have unlawfully requested personal and address data from the M…

·Hilversum, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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The Public Prosecution Service considers it proven that the confidential information sold by civil servant Jim B. was used to commit at least 95 violent incidents: ranging from delivered explosives, threatening and bullet letters, and a kidnapping to attempted murder. A twelve-year prison sentence has been demanded.

·Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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The Public Prosecution Service is demanding a twelve-year prison sentence against Amsterdam civil servant Jim B. He passed on citizens' address details to criminals via intermediaries. The...

·Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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On Tuesday, the Public Prosecution Service demanded a twelve-year prison sentence against Jim B. (48). The former municipal employee of Amsterdam allegedly sold data from municipal systems that were used in at least 95 violent incidents. In addition, the Public Prosecution Service is demanding a fifteen-year professional ban.

·Apeldoorn, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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The Public Prosecution Service demanded prison sentences of up to twelve years on Tuesday in a massive corruption case. Over the course of a year, 95 incidents of violence occurred following illegal inquiries by an Amsterdam municipal official.

·Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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AT5 broke the news on Tuesday, September 22, 2026.
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