One after another building in Amsterdam should close

Amsterdam is on top when it comes to fighting crime. Last year, the municipality entered into a total of 89 buildings after suspicious circumstances were detected this year the count in three months, at 34. These are restaurants, homes with marijuana plantations and commercial properties. The last month jumped to the conclusion of the Fayrouz Lounge on the Amstelveenseweg in the eye, then found a key to the property.

KEY PLACES
The closures have everything to do with the so-called key place approach, part of the fight against serious crime by the municipality. In addition, Amsterdam has links with the police and include the Regional Information and Expertise Centre (RIECs) extra cited.

Last week they did it again. When the mayor takeaway Cigkoftem joined the Jan Evertsenstraat. The owner of the restaurant was observed by the police when they saw the man go and forth between his car and an unknown property. Agents kept him standing when he had made a number of traffic offenses. Upon inspection of his car was found under the hood 200 grams of cocaine. During a search, police found another 3,000 euros.

THREE MONTHS CLOSED
On this basis the police have also checked his restaurant. Although no drugs were found here, the police was able to establish that drugs were present in the building. At the man's home was subsequently found a firearm. That coincidence has ensured that the mayor closed the takeaway at least three months.

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http://www.metronieuws.nl/nieuws/ By: Metro Photo: Reuters