The court sentenced 57-year-old Jamel L. to 10 years in prison with institutionalized psychiatric treatment on Thursday for killing Antoneta Gjokja in an Albert Heijn store in The Hague last June. The man was convicted of murder for the fatal attack on the supermarket employee. The sentence is equal to what the Public Prosecution Service (OM) demanded.
The Public Prosecution Service (OM) recommended 10 years in prison with institutionalized psychiatric treatment against Jamel L. on Thursday for the murder of 36-year-old Antoneta Gjokja. The 57-year-old man killed her with multiple stab wounds at her job at an Albert Heijn branch on Turfmarkt in The Hague on June 20 last year.
The Public Prosecution Service (OM) demanded 8 years in prison with institutionalized psychiatric treatment and a driving ban of 10 years against a 37-year-old man accused of killing an elderly couple in a hit-and-run accident in Rotterdam last year.
Bretly D., suspected of the murder of Rotterdam psychiatrist Jean van Griensven, among other things, showed a firearm to a passerby at Rotterdam-Zuid station shortly before the deadly violence. He then went to the victim's home “in a straight line.” The Public Prosecution Service (OM) said this on Wednesday while explaining the state of the investigation into 24-year-old D.’s suspected crimes. The court in Rotterdam held the first public introductory hearing in the case in the extra-secure chamber. The suspect remained in his cell and did not attend.
The court in Dordrecht sentenced 32-year-old Daniela D., a Chilean prostitute illegally residing in the Netherlands, to 14 years in prison for the violent killing of one of her clients. The sentence is in line with what the Public Prosecution Service demanded.