S. is now 22. He received the maximum juvenile sentence, namely two years of juvenile detention plus a PIJ measure (Placement in an Institution for Juveniles). He started treatment in that institution four years ago. His therapists say that S. shows a “cautiously positive development”. “But also that taking treatment steps takes a lot of time and that the risk of recidivism is still high,” the OM writes.
Man who killed Savannah from Bunschoten will stay longer in institution
