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Police defend use of force against pregnant woman in Zeist

Police defend use of force against pregnant woman in Zeist

The Dutch police have defended the use of force by an officer against a pregnant woman at an asylum seeker center in Zeist, stating it was immediately necessary. Authorities emphasized that every instance of force used by police undergoes a rigorous evaluation process.

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