There was a horrific incident in the city of Overasselt (Netherlands) that hit the global news yesterday. It is a drugs cartel related case. I've created a Dossier on this that will track this case and update every 12 hours.
You can visit the site here: https://t.co/FmfrisUqzh
Context:
Over the past 48 hours, Overasselt has been shaken by a major, fatal shooting and a large police operation.
Early Tuesday morning, at around 04:00, police responded to a suspicious situation at a house on Ewijkseweg. When officers arrived, they were fired upon. A 51-year-old man from Wijchen was found critically injured and later died.
Two police officers were also shot. They were taken to hospital and are now out of life-threatening danger. Colleagues reportedly gave them emergency treatment while the scene was still unsafe.
The incident involved a large group of masked individuals, some apparently armed. Police are reviewing footage and investigating what happened, who fired the shots, and the role of each person involved.
At least 34 people have been arrested in and around Overasselt, including during operations near Nijmegen station and on the A73 and A76 motorways. Police have seized weapons, vehicles, and digital devices. Some reports indicate a possible additional arrest overnight, but the official count remains 34.
The suspects include people from the Netherlands, Belgium, France, and Algeria. They are being questioned individually, and authorities have not yet announced charges or established responsibility.
Police and prosecutors describe the background as a possible long-running conflict. The property involved had also been targeted in a shooting last year. Media reports have speculated about an organised-crime or drug-conflict connection, but this has not been officially confirmed.
The stay-indoors advisory for Overasselt and nearby Nederasselt has been lifted. Police say there is no indication that suspects are still hiding locally, though the investigation and extra patrols remain ongoing.
#OSINT #overasselt #ewijkseweg
34 Dutch, Belgian, French & Algerian citizens armed with Kalashnikovs & guns were arrested for shooting a security guard (killed) & 2 policemen in the Netherlands 2 days ago
Pictures have now been released of some of the arrested Dutch, Belgian and French citizens
🚨🇳🇱🇧🇪 FLASH - Un cartel a diffusé une vidéo exigeant le retour de 1 283 kg de cocaïne volés à un « ami belge », menaçant de tuer tous les proches de Jan G.
🇳🇱 Dziesiątki uzbrojonych mężczyzn otoczyło dom. Zastrzelili ochroniarza. Postrzelili dwóch policjantów. To nie Meksyk — to Holandia.
W Overasselt w prowincji Gelderland doszło do jednego z najbardziej brutalnych ataków gangsterskich w historii Holandii. Dziesiątki mężczyzn uzbrojonych w kałasznikowy i pistolety zaatakowały dom przy Ewijkseweg.
51-letni ochroniarz z pobliskiego Wijchen — zatrudniony po wcześniejszym ostrzelaniu tego samego domu kilka tygodni temu — został zastrzelony w swoim samochodzie. Dwóch policjantów którzy przyjechali na miejsce również postrzelono. Przeżyli.
Holenderska policja zatrzymała 34 osoby — obywateli Holandii, Belgii, Francji i Algierii. Wioska była odcięta od świata przez wiele godzin. Mieszkańcom nakazano pozostać w domach. Funkcjonariusze wspierani przez psy tropiące i helikoptery wyciągali podejrzanych z okolicznych pól kukurydzy.
Za atakiem ma stać Jos Leijdekkers znany jako “Bolle Jos” — obecnie najpotężniejszy boss Mocro Maffii. Powodem miała być zemsta za utracony transport kokainy. W sieci krąży nagranie z ultimatum — 12 godzin na zwrot 1283 kilogramów towaru albo “zginą wszyscy których kochasz.”
Bolle Jos został skazany zaocznie za przemyt prawie 30 tysięcy kilogramów kokainy. Ukrywa się w Sierra Leone gdzie korzysta z ochrony prezydenta kraju — po tym jak spłodził dziecko z jego córką i zainwestował tam ogromne pieniądze z handlu narkotykami.
Holandia od lat nazywana jest narkopaństwem. Mocro Maffia zamordowała dziennikarza śledczego Petera R. de Vriesa strzałem w głowę na ulicy Amsterdamu w 2021 roku. Wcześniej zginął brat świadka koronnego i jego adwokat.
Kraj który uczy Europę praworządności nie panuje nad własnym terytorium.
'After 286 days at sea, the crew of the USS Abraham Lincoln were more than ready to blow off steam in the party town of Pattaya,' writes Sarah Newey
🔗 https://t.co/a8Y41AfAAM
Thailand has recorded more than 500,000 cumulative HIV infections, with 13 provinces reporting more than 10,000 cases each, according to fiscal 2026 data.
Pattaya's economy just got a four-day injection. 🏖️
Capt. Dan Keeler, commander of the USS Abraham Lincoln, has certainly caught the eye and the attention of social media.
2–6 Sept: hotels, restaurants, street food all running hot. Hard Rock, Hilton, InterContinental and other 4–5★ spots are full.
Why here? Not mysterious. Pattaya has been a U.S. Navy liberty port for decades reliable service, familiar ground, and Thailand is a long-standing treaty ally. After a brutal stretch at sea, this is the recharge stop before the last leg home.
Liberty still runs on Navy rules, not tourist rules:
Blue card: overnight liberty at approved hotels
Yellow card: no overnight. Back on the ship by midnight.
Old alliance, old playbook, new cash in the tills.
After 286 days at sea, US navy sailors disembarked the USS Abraham Lincoln as it docked in Pattaya, Thailand’s notorious party town, and headed to the heart of the action: the infamous Walking Street.
@sneweyy took to the streets to see how they were spending their first night of freedom.
Read her experience here 👇
https://t.co/arYPNTW83U
Pattaya has illuminated its iconic “Pattaya City” sign in US flag colors to welcome thousands of US Navy personnel visiting the city during the USS Abraham Lincoln’s port call at Laem Chabang from 2–6 September.
Around 4,800–5,000 sailors are enjoying shore leave in Pattaya, bringing a noticeable boost to local restaurants, shops, entertainment venues and tourist attractions during the low season.
#Pattaya #USNavy #USSAbrahamLincoln #Thailand