’18 months in prison demanded against robber of Zierikzee petrol station’

De overval vond plaats bij een Esso-tankstation in Zierikzee. Shutterstock

A 22-year-old resident of Oosterland, who committed an armed robbery at an Esso petrol station is Zierikzee on 24 July, has been sentenced to 18 months in prison. This reports news site HV Zeeland.

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