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Re: Dutch gangs
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Victim Beethovenstraat is the Croatian criminal Ivan Serdarusic The Croatian would be a member of a gang and be in real estate.
BY: MARTIJN HAAS August 4, 2018 10:18 Beethovenstraat Het Parool reports today the identity of the Monday-liquidated 62-year-old man in the Beethovenstraat in Amsterdam. It was about Ivan Serdarusic. Not a well-known name in the media, but according to the newspaper, he belongs to a group of criminals who have been under fire for some time. Some members of this gang would have been liquidated earlier.
Conflict Serdarusic, who lived in both the Netherlands and Croatia, would have been active in real estate. On the internet you can find a number of sites with his name on which Croatian real estate is offered. He would have had a conflict in the past with another criminal about the legality of a child that his wife would have had with another man.
Drug trafficking A well-informed source reports Panorama that Serdarusic was mainly active in the drug trade. He would have been 'ripped' from a party of drugs, and had plans to punish those he thought of this. Apparently his enemies were ahead of him and they killed him before he could act himself. The gang to which the Croat belongs has been the interest of the investigative services for some time.
Shooter The police are still looking for the gunman. He has carried out the liquidation almost nonchalantly, it seems. In daylight he shot down Serdarusic, while he enjoyed a consumption inside the restaurant Ferelli's on the Beethovenstraat. The archer, who is small in size, and quite muscular and 'sun-tanned', probably walked there through Amsterdam-Zuid in the direction of Museumplein. Witnesses would have seen him at that last location. During this flight, the perpetrator not only left his firearm, a pistol with a silencer. There is also a beige hat that probably belonged to him, a black laptop bag, a glove and a white-blue shirt. Items dropped so carelessly that they may also have been placed on the escape route as a distraction.
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Re: Dutch gangs
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The owner of the yacht is a 54 year old man from Schagen a key suspect in a large money laundering investigation. Dutch authorities seized 38 office buildings and houses, kilos gold, watches, a Harley Davidson and cash. Sounds like a "kamper" thing. Yeah and/or outlaw bikers.
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Re: Dutch gangs
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08/25/18 06:51 AM
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'Turnover synthetic drugs higher than AH' PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY, AUGUST 25, 2018 10:56
Criminals have produced at least 18.9 billion euros worth of ecstasy and amphetamine in the Netherlands last year. That is in a study by the Police Academy. The majority of that money goes abroad. In the Netherlands, producers and traders would convert at least 3 to 5 billion.
Albert Heijn The researchers note that these are very conservative estimates and that the real turnover is higher. It is the first time that the scale of production and the sale of synthetic drugs has been calculated so extensively. The calculated turnover is higher than the annual turnover of companies such as Philips and Albert Heijn.
600 million What the profits are, according to the researchers, is more difficult to estimate. Producers would have earned over 600 million euros, and those who trade in synthetic drugs make more profit. Distributors and dealers abroad probably earn the most. The majority of these Dutch drugs are sold abroad.
China The researchers write that the government does not effectively combat this production and trade. There are too few detectives to do research. The chance of being caught, especially for producers and traders who are higher up in the hierarchy, is low. The punishments given in the Netherlands are relatively low according to the researchers. All in all, the Netherlands is a good location for producers, partly because of the good logistic possibilities.
Imports of raw materials from, in particular, China are not sufficiently controlled. There is little diplomatic pressure to do anything about it.
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