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Neighbors Dispute Over Parking Space Leads to Vandalism of Disability Car in Helmond
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Neighbors Dispute Over Parking Space Leads to Vandalism of Disability Car in Helmond

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com January 22, 2024
written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

Two cars on Jan Luijkenlaan in Helmond were seriously damaged by several people. That happened on the night from Sunday to Monday. The reason for the destruction is said to be a dispute between neighbors over a parking space. “I don’t want to live here anymore.”

The parked car of a 61-year-old disabled woman and that of her daughter were targeted by vandals last night. The resident, who wants to remain anonymous, is in tears on Monday morning. “This is a grieving process. You think you have a nice car and then this,” she says, upset.

Son Hans, who prefers not to give his surname, says it was a targeted action. “Local residents saw three boys wearing balaclavas. They smashed all the windows and the hood. This is not a normal action, but an attack,” he says angrily.

“My mother and sister feel very emotional.”

According to Hans, his mother and sister are arguing with the neighbors over a parking space. “My mother has a disabled parking space. My mother and sister park the car in front of their house, but the neighbors across the street demand that everyone has their own parking space,” he says.

“Enforcement has been involved before,” says Hans. “My mother and sister feel very emotional.”

The police conducted a neighborhood investigation on Monday morning and are calling on residents with camera images to come forward. The victim has filed a report, a police spokesperson said.

Photo: Omroep BrabantPhoto: Omroep BrabantPhoto: Omroep BrabantPhoto: Raymond Merkx
2024-01-22 18:30:32


#Neighborhood #dispute #parking #spaces #cars #badly #damaged

January 22, 2024 0 comments
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Brother of Fugitive ‘Bolle Jos’ Leijdekkers Arrested in Turkey for Money Laundering
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Brother of Fugitive ‘Bolle Jos’ Leijdekkers Arrested in Turkey for Money Laundering

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com December 28, 2023
written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

The brother of fugitive Breda top criminal ‘Bolle Jos’ Leijdekkers (32) has been arrested in Turkey. He was arrested for laundering the profits of crime. Het Parool reported this on Wednesday. Turkish authorities have not yet released the news.

It would according to Het Parool concerns Wilhelmus Adrianus Leijdekkers, who was allegedly arrested in Turkey. The brother is the fourth family member of Bolle Jos to be arrested. His father, mother and sister were previously arrested. They are also suspected of money laundering but have been released pending the criminal case.

In June, the police arrested 23 suspected accomplices and contacts of Leijdekkers in Turkey. Among them is the former right-hand man of Leijdekkers, Isaac ‘Bom’ B. from Rotterdam, who was sentenced to 12 years in prison last year for coke smuggling and another 6 years in Antwerp for membership of a crime organization.

Jos Leijdekkers is the most wanted criminal in the Netherlands. He is a fugitive and is on the National Wanted List. The golden tip that leads to him yields 200,000 euros.

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December 28, 2023 0 comments
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Recent Failed Attack on Coffee Shop Caza in Tilburg: Fourth Incident in Two Years
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Recent Failed Attack on Coffee Shop Caza in Tilburg: Fourth Incident in Two Years

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com December 15, 2023
written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

Two men committed a failed attack on coffee shop Caza on the Gasthuisring in Tilburg on Thursday evening just before midnight. They threw a fireworks bomb and a jerry can at the coffee shop, but no explosion followed, the police reported. The police are still looking for the perpetrators. It is the fourth time in two years that something like this has happened at the shop.

A security guard who was supervising the coffee shop from his car saw two men approaching from Burgemeester Brokxlaan. He saw one of them take a jerry can out of his bag and throw it against the wall of the coffee shop. The other also grabbed something and seemed to light it.

The perpetrators then ran away. The manager of the shop went after the perpetrators, but was unable to catch them. The jerry can and a package of fireworks tied together lay on the sidewalk. One of the men wore a black jacket, the other a gray one. Both men had hoods over their heads.

Previous incidents
So it had already been hit three times before at the coffee shop, which was therefore closed for a while. On Thursday, March 10, 2022, the building was shelled and on Thursday, October 27, 2022, a grenade was placed in front of the shop that did not go off. At the beginning of this year, on Saturday February 18, an attempt was also made to start a fire.

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2023-12-15 11:20:34


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Vacant House Fire in Boxmeer: Firefighters Battle Blaze on Burgemeester Verkuijlstraat
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Vacant House Fire in Boxmeer: Firefighters Battle Blaze on Burgemeester Verkuijlstraat

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com December 15, 2023
written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

A fire broke out in a vacant house on Burgemeester Verkuijlstraat in Boxmeer last night around three o’clock. Firefighters from various brigades from the region and even from Sint-Michielsgestel were called in. An aerial work platform was also used. According to someone in the neighborhood, vagrants were staying in the house, but no one was found, except for an abandoned place to sleep.

The more than hundred-year-old house is located close to a branch of the Lidl supermarket. The fire brigade was able to prevent the fire from spreading. The cause of the fire is unknown. The back part of the house was completely burned out. Burgemeester Verkuijlstraat, among others, was partly closed during the fire-fighting work.

2023-12-15 05:30:03


#news #investigation #missing #woman #vacant #house #fire

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Dutch Cannabis Sativa Test – Historic Moment in Breda and Tilburg
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Dutch Cannabis Sativa Test – Historic Moment in Breda and Tilburg

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com December 15, 2023
written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

It is already a historic moment. Breda and Tilburg will have the national scoop of the cannabis test on Friday. Or at least the run-up to that test. Coffee shops in both cities can start selling legally grown Dutch weed. The intention is to eliminate the shadyness and crime surrounding coffee shops. The illegal cannabis industry itself, that’s a completely different story.

“Is about the Dutch Cannabis Sativa or nederwiedewiedewiet.” That is what Doe Maar sang in 1982. It has been known for a long time that you can do fun things with the dried flower buds, leaves and resin of the cannabis plant. According to experts, it is the most commonly used drug in the world.

Banned in the Netherlands since the first Opium Act in 1928, but popular for its relaxing effects. Certainly from the sixties, in combination with love and peace. The first shops selling smuggled cannabis appeared around 1970.

Toleration policy
In 1976 something special happened. In the updated Opium Act, cannabis was now seen as a soft drug. Loosely translated: great stuff, not that big of a problem. The tolerance policy was born, unique in the world. It paved the way for satisfied smokers. You could just get it in the bars, on the street and later in the coffee shop.

In 1981, the first Brabant shop opened in Tilburg by cannabis pioneer Johan van Laarhoven. Perhaps the Tilburg Doe Maar bassist Henny Vrienten got his inspiration for his song ‘Nederwiet’ there. That became a hit, a year after the opening. Just like the weed.

Through the front door
More and more shops opened their doors. Tourists visited them with amazement. Nothing sneaky, just through the front door. But there was a bizarre downside. Growing cannabis and selling your harvest remained prohibited. That is why drugs entered the coffee shops secretly, through the back door, as it was soon called. That has never been different and is the weak spot of the system.

Because crime networks are increasingly pushing themselves through that back door. Everything outside the tax authorities and government, with big profits. They could invest in grow lights and fertilizer and multiple harvests. There was such a mountain of weed that we could never smoke it, so more went abroad. An estimated 85 percent is still for export, the police think.

Sprawl
Thousands of illegal nurseries were established in attics and bedrooms, with all the nuisance that entailed. And a proliferation of coffee shops. National rules were introduced in the early 1990s. Even then, there were parties calling for legal cultivation, because otherwise crime would have too much influence, but there was too little political support.

Soft drug trafficking was allowed under strict conditions, such as no advertising, no nuisance, no youth, a maximum of 5 grams per customer and a trading stock of 500 grams. Later the rule came that you could only sell to Dutch people.

Experiment
But that one problem remained: the cultivation and supply of illegally grown cannabis. Energy companies have long seen from the power theft that there are 30,000 cannabis farms every year. Only a few thousand are discovered.

In 2017, politics made a huge turnaround. A majority of the House of Representatives decided on an experiment. To disconnect the coffee shops from the underworld, legal growers will supply weed. These legal growers then produce consistent quality weed. Under supervision, with a clear label, no pesticides or heavy metals and a package leaflet detailing the risks.

‘Too limited’
While the rest of the country was still busy with the preparations, grower Fyta in Waalwijk and the mayors of Breda and Tilburg were eagerly awaiting. They were given the green light to start on December 15. With 42 flavors of weed, so lots of choice. Still in a kind of start-up phase because not all 19 coffee shops in both cities are fully participating right away. They can continue to sell illegal weed for a while.

The national cannabis trial will start in a few months, with more municipalities, all outside Brabant, and more cannabis growers.

Critics warn that the trial is too limited and comes too late. And the question remains whether customers actually want this, that ‘state weed’. Questions also remain about profitability, because legal weed has a higher cost than illegal weed. And then there is the fear that it will not do anything in the underworld, because it mainly focuses on exports.

For the time being, little has changed for weed fans: more than half of Brabant coffee shops continue to sell illegally grown weed. Because the 22 coffee shops in Eindhoven, Den Bosch, Oss, Etten Leur, Helmond, Waalwijk and Uden are not allowed to participate in the trial.

The trial with Dutch weed will last at least four years. No one knows what happens next.

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December 15, 2023 0 comments
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Spate of Car Fires in Roosendaal Linked to Possible Arson Spree
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Spate of Car Fires in Roosendaal Linked to Possible Arson Spree

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com December 13, 2023
written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

A car parked on Gerard ter Borchstraat in Roosendaal caught fire early this morning. The fire brigade extinguished the vehicle. It was striking that around the same time, four o’clock this morning, the fire brigade received two more reports of car fires in the Westrand district.

According to our 112 correspondent, the fire brigade also had to take action at Burgemeester Freijterslaan to extinguish a burning car. It is not clear whether this was also the case after the report of a car fire on Jan Vermeerlaan. Arson cannot be ruled out. This is being investigated by the police.

2023-12-13 06:01:51


#news #multiple #car #fires #arrest #PSV #match

December 13, 2023 0 comments
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