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The Public Prosecution Service Does Not Want a Punishment for The Hague Tram Driver Who Ran over Man.

On Friday, the Public Prosecution Service asked the court in The Hague to find the 44-year-old driver who ran over a man with his tram in The Hague in late March 2024 guilty, but not to impose a sentence. The 37-year-old victim, who had no fixed address, lay down on the tracks and was dragged hundreds of meters by the tram, causing it to derail. The man did not survive the collision.

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On Friday, the Public Prosecution Service asked the court in The Hague to find the 44-year-old driver who ran over a man with his tram in The Hague in late March 2024 guilty, but not to impose a sentence. The 37-year-old victim, who had no fixed address, lay down on the tracks and was dragged hundreds of meters by the tram, causing it to derail. The man did not survive the collision.

·Apeldoorn, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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THE HAGUE (ANP) - The Public Prosecution Service asked the court in The Hague on Friday to find the 44-year-old driver who ran over a man in his tram in The Hague at the end of March 2024 guilty, but not to impose a sentence. The 37-year-old victim, who had no fixed address...

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Reformatorisch Dagblad broke the news in Apeldoorn, Netherlands (Kingdom of the) on Friday, November 6, 2026.
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