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Suspect TikTokker released after stabbing at Central Station, claims self-defense

Suspect TikTokker released after stabbing at Central Station, claims self-defense

Angelo B., an online content creator known as Superhuman Unchained, has been released from police custody while remaining a suspect in a stabbing incident at Amsterdam Central Station. His legal team asserts that he acted in self-defense after being confronted by a group of men during a livestream, a claim currently under investigation by authorities.

Angelo B., a 43-year-old social media personality known as Superhuman Unchained, has been released from custody following his arrest for a stabbing incident at Amsterdam Central Station on August 29. Although the Public Prosecution Service has suspended his detention, B. remains an official suspect in the case, facing three counts of attempted manslaughter. Investigations into the altercation are ongoing as authorities continue to evaluate the circumstances of the event.

The incident began while B. was livestreaming himself shadowboxing, which escalated when a group of men appeared in the background. After the situation turned aggressive, a physical altercation ensued, during which four people, including B., sustained injuries. The suspect's defense lawyer, Richard Korver, maintains that his client acted in self-defense. Korver claims that B. was surrounded and threatened by seven intoxicated individuals, who may have been armed with a knife as well. All injured parties received medical treatment at a hospital but were discharged by the following day.

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

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