GP abuses patient and farmers protest: this is what happened today

From an abused patient to protesting farmers: these are the five stories you must read on Friday.

A general practitioner from Budel sexually abused a mentally disabled patient for three years. The public prosecutor demanded 30 months in prison, 10 of which were conditional. The doctor admitted to having sex with the vulnerable woman, who has the mental age of a toddler. The victim even became pregnant but had a miscarriage. You can read the whole story here.

Hundreds of farmers protested at the provincial government building in Den Bosch on Friday against new agricultural and nature plans. They disagree with restrictions on nitrogen, pesticides and groundwater. King’s Commissioner Ina Adema showed understanding for the emotions but emphasized that solutions are needed. Read their story here.

Geert Wilders is calling for a referendum on the continued existence of the village of Moerdijk, which must make way for industry. The PVV leader visited a local fish shop and spoke to concerned residents. However, according to a constitutional law professor, a referendum is an afterthought. You can read the whole story here.

The sick Rien from Den Bosch was able to go home unexpectedly after the broken elevator in his apartment was repaired. After months in the hospital, he has been reunited with his cat Teddy. As a surprise, he also received a chocolate letter S for ‘Sorry’. Check it out here.

Defense has purchased a hundred new radars that warn of approaching drones. The purchase follows recent drone incidents above Volkel air base and Eindhoven Airport. The first copies will be delivered immediately. You can read the whole story here.