A man in Groningen sent death threats to 13 butcher shops, threatening to stab them if they didn’t shut down—seven shops reported him. He got a 10-month sentence, but had already served it in pretrial detention, walking free immediately. Police found a detailed plan on his devices, prompting prosecutors to consider terrorism charges. A probation report revealed his radicalism stemmed from autism, depression, and heavy weed use, with his life collapsing during the pandemic. While incarcerated, he thrived due to structure and social contact, and his lawyer says he’s set to enter a supported living program.
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