Overview
- A Rotterdam 15-year-old was sentenced Monday to 50 hours for throwing stones at a police vehicle.
- Three others—a 16-year-old from Zoetermeer, a 15-year-old from The Hague, and a 14-year-old girl from The Hague—were convicted of public violence against police.
- Those three received community service orders of 50, 36, and 30 hours, with conduct including throwing terrace furniture from an ice cream shop.
- The Public Prosecution Service reports 19 youths arrested, 18 brought to court, two acquitted, and the remainder given community service.
- The cases stem from the May 1 unrest near the Kurhaus in Scheveningen, where hundreds of youths hurled stones, bicycles, and glassware at the police mobile unit.