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Prosecution appeals to Supreme Court in fatal Wadden Sea collision case

Prosecution appeals to Supreme Court in fatal Wadden Sea collision case

The Dutch Public Prosecution Service is appealing to the Supreme Court following the recent acquittal of a captain involved in a fatal 2022 collision on the Wadden Sea. The incident involved a speedboat and a water taxi, and the 50-year-old captain was cleared of charges by an appeals court last week. This cassation process will review the legal grounds of the acquittal.

Based on reporting by haarlemsdagblad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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