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2 Held for Public Violence, Throwing Fireworks as Unrest Continues in A'dam Neighborhood

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There is still unrest in the Amsterdam neighborhood of Floradorp since the municipality decided against allowing a New Year’s bonfire this year. Locals again set off fireworks and lit small fires on the street and in underground containers on Monday. The riot police eventually intervened and arrested two people for public violence and throwing fireworks at first responders, the police reported.

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There was unrest again this evening in the Floradorp neighborhood in Amsterdam-North. Two people were arrested. Late in the afternoon, a group of local residents gathered around Sneeuwbalstraat. Fireworks were set off and small fires were started on the road and in underground waste containers. Later in the evening, the atmosphere turned and became more tense. Stones and glass bottles were thrown at the police. Riot police were called in to re…

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The police arrested two men on Monday evening in Floradorp in Amsterdam-North. They are a 39-year-old man who threw fireworks at the police and a 14-year-old boy suspected of public violence.

·Apeldoorn, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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The police arrested two men on Monday evening in Floradorp in Amsterdam-North. They are a 39-year-old man who threw fireworks at the police and a 14-year-old boy suspected of public violence.

·Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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The police arrested two men on Monday evening in Floradorp in Amsterdam-North. They are a 39-year-old man who threw fireworks at the police and a 14-year-old boy suspected of public violence. There has been unrest in the neighborhood since last week, where an alternative plan for a traditional New Year's Eve bonfire was banned by Mayor Femke Halsema.

After days of riots over the banned bonfire, residents of Floradorp in Amsterdam-North fear unrest until New Year's, fueled by youths from...

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Het Parool broke the news on Sunday, October 18, 2026.
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