The Dutch royal family has issued a personal apology to radio DJ Serginio Piqué after he and his friends were mistakenly arrested at gunpoint by Belgian police, who believed they were following Princess Amalia's vehicle. This incident, which occurred on August 2, raised significant concerns about racial profiling, as the group unknowingly took the same route as the princess, who has faced credible threats from organized crime. Piqué questioned whether racial profiling influenced the police's decision to intercept them, an assertion echoed by his lawyer, Vito Shukrula. The Belgian police confirmed the arrest was due to a tip-off from the Dutch authorities but maintained that their actions were justified due to perceived threats. The apology from the royal family has triggered public discussions about ethnic profiling and law enforcement practices in the Netherlands. Many are now advocating for better training and understanding in policing to prevent such incidents in the future.