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DNA on abandoned Action bag leads to conviction for violent robbery in Haarlemmermeer

DNA on abandoned Action bag leads to conviction for violent robbery in Haarlemmermeer

A 43-year-old man from Amsterdam has been sentenced to four years in prison for a violent armed robbery at a consumer electronics wholesaler in Haarlemmermeer. The suspect was identified through DNA found on a shopping bag left at the crime scene in Oude Meer, where an employee was shot and injured during the incident.

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