Mayor Femke Halsema expects rise in drug crime in Amsterdam over the next decade
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Mayor Femke Halsema expects rise in drug crime in Amsterdam over the next decade

NL Times  

Organized drug crime in Amsterdam is at risk of further growing in the next decade, Amsterdam's mayor Femke Halsema reported in a letter to the city council on Thursday. She noted that organized drug crime's influence is growing, with residents witnessing a rise in gun violence, shocking killings, and more frequent neighborhood explosions and attacks. It also remains challenging to trace the finances behind drug crime, which could become even more difficult if digital money becomes dominant in the future. To combat drug crime, Amsterdam needs to collaborate more with other municipalities and national partners like the FIOD, tax authorities, and the FIU, as indicated in the report.

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