Prison-azc plundered

Although DJI stop theft cover up, internal documents that there actually has been a large-scale looting.

Well-informed sources reported earlier to De Telegraaf which include many television screens were gone. In the prison of Alphen aan den Rijn been since October 1140 refugees housed half a year. Meanwhile, the prison is prepared again for accommodating 268 detainees. The screens according to the sources, were sold by the captured asylum seekers.

Both in the period that the asylum seekers were just established and during their departure disappeared valuables, say the sources. An internal document, which at De Telegraaf landed after spokesman Jaap Oosterveer denied the theft shows that at the start alone sixteen televisions have disappeared. The screens were not, as normally is the case in cells, put fixed with special brackets.

"Despite regular checks, there appear to be missing sixteen TVs and many wet areas too dirty to clean. Considering whether there should be an external company, "according to one of the documents which De Telegraaf has managed to lay hands on.

Prison Director Willem Boersma was present at the concert and noted that the theft and impurities have been discovered earlier and was therefore aware of the facts. Yesterday, this newspaper took again contact DJI spokeswoman Renske Piet, who flatly continues to deny the theft. "I checked for you, but this really is not recognized in its entirety."

Before that there were a lot of incidents in which the police 51 times took action. There were fights and assaults. Trafficking in drugs, alcohol and cigarettes were also detected. Also were reported suspicions of recruiting. One of the inmates after a threat even brought to a Women's Shelter.

found on two occasions there thefts place outside the asylum center, for example in an electronics store, one time declaration was made. Sad nadir was the suicide of an asylum seeker. In addition, three other suicide attempts have been reported, is evident from the incident statement which is also owned by this newspaper.

Recent days the plan was mooted to deal with in the prison of Alphen aan den Rijn called 'aso-seekers. Mayor Liesbeth Spies, however, feels there is nothing.

http://www.telegraaf.nl/  By: Editor / John van den Heuvel and Mike Muller
Photo: Reuters