A former HTM security officer was sentenced to two years in prison, eight months on probation for threatening a terrorist attack and possession of prohibited weapons.
Cornelis R., 58, told colleagues of the Hague transporter in September last year that he had “feasted” on the attack six months earlier in Christchurch, New Zealand, where a terrorist killed 51 people in two mosques. Commenting on the fact that there will only be more Muslims in ten to twenty years’ time, the man replied, “That’s nice, then I don’t have to aim.”
R. thinks that he has only been gross in his mouth and that he was sarcasm, but according to the judge his statements are threatened with a terrorist attack.
Right-wing extremist videos
In addition, forbidden weapons were found in the man’s home in The Hague, including an automatic firearm that resembles an AK-47. The police also found a lot of ammunition, a brass knuckles, a throwing knife and a life preserver.
His phone also contained hundreds of right-wing extremist photos and videos, in which Anne Frank is being mocked. According to Broadcaster West He used the Panzer song as a ringtone, a German soldier song from the Nazi era. The court calls this worrisome, but has not included it in the criminal provision.
Was against the man Jailed for three years, of which six months conditionally. The sentence is lower because the judge is not convinced that the man was ready to start an armed battle.
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