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Stabbings in Groningen raise worries about safety in the city

Joana Morais, Saskia Heisterborg by Joana Morais, Saskia Heisterborg
May 30, 2023
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Stabbings in Groningen raise worries about safety in the city

Stabbings in Groningen rise worries about safety in the city - Photo by Joana Morais

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Yesterday, a stabber received a sentence for a crime committed in July last year. In the incident, a 19 year old stabbed a 17 year old in Selwerd, Groningen, over an argument their younger brothers had in school. Stabbings have become more prominent in both Groningen and The Netherlands as a whole. Multiple factors are likely contributing to violent aggressions and a feeling of unsafeness in some neighborhoods in Groningen remains a pressing issue.

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