The leader of the Amsterdam branch of motorcycle club No Surrender is deceased. That the club has reported Friday on Facebook. On the death of captain, "Brian D, it is suggested that there is murder, writes the newspaper Het Parool Saturday.
So would the Amsterdam Suriname one of the two murdered men are that Thursday in a holiday cottage in the countryside of Brabant Hooge Zwaluwe was found. The police could not yet say if that rumor is true Saturday morning.
"Today (Friday) has the sad news reached us that our captain Brian no longer with us ', can be read on the Facebook page of the motorcycle club. "Our sympathy goes out to his family and loved ones. Rest in peace brother. '
The 47-year-old D was a professional criminal, who befriended with Gwenette Martha to those in 2014 was liquidated. He was also regularly held with other professional criminals. He was arrested and convicted of several violent crimes including manslaughter during a ripdeal (drug theft) in the 1990s.
Cell until this spring, he was still in the cell for possession of multiple firearms on 30 August 2014 and the healing of a stolen car. Initially, the public prosecutor's Office also sued him for preparing a violent crime with those weapons, but that suspicion could the plaintiff company is extremely not.
No Surrender is only a few years ago founded by Klaas Otto-formerly a pivot in the rival Satudarah. The Amsterdam Department was initially led by Big Willem of Boxtel-the previously deposed in dishonour ' president ' of the then powerful Amsterdam Hells Angels. Valentin has been dispatched to southern Spain.
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