Discredited officer removed from racism case | Inland

These are threats under a live video report of a KOZP demonstration addressed to an anti-racism activist. The Public Prosecution Service writes to have ‘every confidence’ in Vreekamp, ​​but to remove her from the case because ‘she has now come to stand in the spotlight’.

Prosecutor Vreekamp issued a statement on Friday that rapper Akwasi will not be prosecuted, despite the fact that he was ‘inciting’ according to the Public Prosecution Service and therefore ‘punishable’. Akwasi said, among other things, that in November he ‘personally kicked Zwarte Piet on the face.’ One of the organizers of the event was Vreekamp’s former executive colleague Esajas.

Clarice Gargard

The racism case, which begins Monday, centers on threats against anti-racism activist and journalist Clarice Gargard. Under her 2018 video of the KOZP demonstration, serious texts appeared, such as ‘bomb it’, ‘club it’ and ‘kill that scum’. A total of 21 men and 4 women are on trial for incitement spread over four court days.

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