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Large group of youths brawling in Reinalda Park, Haarlem

Large group of youths brawling in Reinalda Park, Haarlem

A large group of youths engaged in a physical brawl at the Reinaldapark in Haarlem on Tuesday late afternoon. Police deployed multiple units to Leonard Springerlaan to restore order and end the disturbance.

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