Military Police in Ter Apel From Monday Due to Persistent Nuisance Caused by Asylum Seekers
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From Monday, the Royal Military Police will drive through Ter Apel to support the police. The village has been struggling with inconvenience from asylum seekers for some time, and...
The Royal Military Police will be present in Ter Apel from Monday to support the police, a spokesperson confirmed after reporting by RTV Noord. In the village, there is continuous inconvenience from asylum seekers.
From shoplifting to stabbings: the nuisance caused by disadvantaged asylum seekers ('safe country nationals') in the center of Ter Apel is a persistent problem. Starting Monday, the Royal Netherlands Marechaussee will patrol the village to support the police.
Minister of Asylum Bart van den Brink visited Ter Apel on Wednesday. There has been unrest in the village recently. The Royal Netherlands Marechaussee starts operations in the village this coming Monday, and thanks to a new working method, there should be fewer troublemakers staying in the village.
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