Two arrested in Dutch railway sabotage investigation
Dutch prosecutors say a 49-year-old man and a 41-year-old woman were arrested over alleged advice on causing railway disruption, including incidents on Prinsjesdag.
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Two people from Drenthe have been arrested in an investigation into railway sabotage on Prinsjesdag, the Dutch state opening of parliament, prosecutors say. They are suspected of telling people at a meeting how to cause disruptions on the rail network, including those that occurred on 15 September.
The suspects are a 49-year-old man and a 41-year-old woman. They were arrested on Thursday, the Public Prosecution Service said on Friday. The investigation concerns railway disruption on Prinsjesdag; the statement does not say whether the pair are suspected of carrying out the disruption themselves.
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