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Sabine hit on head by large foam block, broke her neck: "I knew this was completely wrong"

Sabine hit on head by large foam block, broke her neck: "I knew this was completely wrong"

A woman named Sabine suffered a broken neck and a severe concussion after a 15-kilogram foam block fell on her from a third-story apartment on the Bloemgracht in Amsterdam. While police initially treated the incident as an accident, Sabine has filed a report for attempted manslaughter to seek accountability and is calling for witnesses to come forward.

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