Limburg police arrest six suspects of ‘pedo hunting’ | Inland

The seven were alleged to be involved in the mistreatment of someone on October 14 last year in the North Limburg village of Gennep. The victim was injured as a result and had to be taken to hospital. The police tracked down the case because witnesses to the incident reported the abuse to the police.

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Of the six suspects arrested on Tuesday, five are still in custody. They will be brought before the examining magistrate on Friday. A suspect has been released, but he remains a suspect. The suspect, arrested in early May, is a 24-year-old man from Gennep, who is still in custody and will be brought to trial on Friday.

In response to this incident, the police are making an urgent appeal to stop this kind of ‘pedo hunting’. Police are referring to a series of incidents over the past year involving ‘pedo hunters’. “In many cases, alleged child abusers were assaulted, threatened or pilloried,” said the Limburg police. “If you have a serious suspicion of child abuse, report it to the police immediately.”

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