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150 dagen cel voor acteur Jussie Smollett, voor liegen over mishandeling

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De Amerikaanse acteur Jussie Smollett is veroordeeld tot 150 dagen celstraf en een geldboete van 120.000 dollar voor het doen van een valse aangifte van een racistische en homofobe aanval.

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