The police arrested a third suspect on Wednesday in the investigation into the fatal shootings of three people in Rotterdam on September 28. The police tracked down the 29-year-old man from The Hague during the investigation into where gunman Fouad L. obtained the weapons he used to kill his neighbor, her 14-year-old daughter, and a doctor at the Erasmus Medical Center.
Police arrested a resident of The Hague on Monday in connection with the fatal shootings of three people in Rotterdam. The man is not believed to have been directly involved in the incident on September 28, in which a mother and her daughter were killed, as was a doctor who worked as a teacher at the Erasmus Medical Center.
The 32-year-old medical student suspected of three fatal shootings in Rotterdam at the end of September was charged with illegal possession of weapons in addition to murder and arson, the Public Prosecution Service (OM) said on Tuesday. The investigation is still ongoing to determine how he obtained a firearm.
The Dutch healthcare and youth care inspectorate (IGJ) received reports about 32-year-old medical student Faoud L., who is suspected of three fatal shootings in Rotterdam at the end of September, according to a report by RTL Nieuws on Friday.