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Man sprinkled gasoline in partner's Lijnden home but denies intent to start fire, according to prosecution

Man sprinkled gasoline in partner's Lijnden home but denies intent to start fire, according to prosecution

A 38-year-old man from Amsterdam appeared in a Haarlem court for allegedly sprinkling gasoline throughout his partner's home in Lijnden on March 11. While prosecutors claim he created a life-threatening situation and threatened the woman, the suspect denies the charges, claiming he was simply working on an outboard motor.

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