Lawyer avenges court in No Surrender trial | Inland

Kuipers had to answer questions in court on Tuesday against former No Surrender member Ten V. Recovering from a recent umbilical hernia operation, Kuipers found himself physically unable to do so. In addition, his own counsel was absent.

Invoking his right of non-disclosure, Kuipers left the room. Ural asked the judges to hear Kuipers on a different date, but they did not agree. According to the court, there was ample opportunity for a witness examination, but Kuipers always invoked his right of non-disclosure. That Kuipers can no longer testify in the case against Ten V. is therefore not due to his client, Ural says. “He just wants to get off the case. There is no reason to delay the process. ”

In addition to Kuipers and Ten V., Klaas Otto and Rico R. are suspected of running a criminal organization. Kuipers and Ten V. are also alleged to have committed other crimes. Ten V. is also suspected of violent theft. According to plan, Kuipers will testify later in the cases against Otto and R. An additional reason to retaliate, according to Ural. “My client thinks this is unfair.”

The Public Prosecution Service comes with all criminal demands on September 28.

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