The officer of justice, eight men guilty of arson and attempted arson committed with a terrorist aim, and also the preparation thereof and the conspiracy to do so.
Against the four men, 24, 36, 35 and 35 years, all from Enschede, demanded the officer to a term of imprisonment of four years, including 1 year probation. Against a 34-year-old man from Enschede, he demanded a term of imprisonment of 4 years, including 2 years conditionally because he repents displayed.
allen is on probation for three years with special conditions, including reclasseringscontact and contactverboden.
molotov cocktails
The officer considers proven that the five men all were involved in the throwing of the molotov cocktails.
The five of us wanted to use the attack as a signal that there is no more asylum seekers in Enschede should be included.
Fear of driving
The men wanted to with the action, consciously afraid, said the prosecutor. They were previously already active in the demonstrations with ‘extreme-right’ character.
The men shared on apps images which testify to their extreme right-wing views. So spread they include a photo of Auschwitz concentration camp with the words ‘Insert is needed for refugees? Auschwitz stands empty currently!’.
Adolf Hitler
were Also there in the app comments made about the jewish girl Anne Frank. She was more than two years in hiding in the Secret annex and eventually died in Bergen-Belsen concentration camp. In the house of one of the suspects is a large image of Adolf Hitler found.
The lawyers of the suspects argued, according to RTV Oost , however, that it is a “kwajongensstreek” would go.
Flammable liquid
After throwing the bombs the men left the feast. They took photos of, so they have an alibi for the time of the attack.
The bottles in which the flammable liquid was, shatter against the facade of the mosque on the Second Emmastraat. A moskeeganger could the flames quickly extinguished. At the time of the incident, there were many people in the mosque, among whom are children.
The five men sat in the past months on a special section in Vught.
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