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'I looked death in the eye': Three and a half years in prison demanded for Haarlem man who stabbed acquaintance on Grote Markt

'I looked death in the eye': Three and a half years in prison demanded for Haarlem man who stabbed acquaintance on Grote Markt

A 24-year-old man from Haarlem faces a 40-month prison sentence for stabbing an acquaintance during a night out on the Grote Markt in April 2023. The suspect admitted to the stabbing after a physical altercation, leading to charges of attempted manslaughter. During the court hearing, the victim described the life-threatening nature of the injuries sustained to his thigh and armpit.

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