Dutch crime reporter dies after shooting
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Peter R. de Vries was involved in a court case against one of the country's most wanted drug barons.
Dutch crime reporter Peter R. de Vries, who was critically wounded after being shot in broad daylight in Amsterdam last week, has died in hospital, Dutch media reports said on Thursday. A prominent investigative reporter and commentator, De Vries, 64, was shot at least five times as he exited a television studio near the Dutch capital's centre nine days ago. He was rushed to a hospital where he had been fighting for his life since.More Related News

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