Overview
- Prosecutors renewed their request for a 26-year prison sentence on Thursday, June 25, 2026, asking the appellate court to uphold last year’s conviction.
- Amon F. was convicted last year for two killings, including the May 31, 2024 home-invasion shooting that killed Dutch marechaussee Toon Brood.
- The defendant denies firing the fatal shots and has asked to be tried under juvenile law, arguing the 26-year term is greater than his age.
- Court evidence includes surveillance footage showing masked, armed intruders entering Brood’s property and multiple witness statements linking F. to the incidents, while three co-defendants did not appeal.
- Psychiatric evaluations reported no major mental disorder but identified antisocial traits, the prosecution says F. has not been fully open about his role, and the appellate court will rule on July 16, 2026.