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Dutch Man in Centre of Alleged Police Brutality Turns Out to Have Had Drugs on Him

Alfredo Goeloe, who died during an arrest in Rotterdam, was found to be carrying drugs, complicating the narrative surrounding his alleged police brutality case. Source

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The family of the man who died in Rotterdam on Saturday following his arrest has filed a complaint against the police. This was stated by lawyer Gerald Roethof, who represents the family of Alfredo Goeloe, to the NOS. Roethof filed the complaint on behalf of Goeloe's eldest daughter. The family claims that this constitutes manslaughter and considers the investigation by the National Criminal Investigation Department (Rijksrecherche) to be too l…

·Hilversum, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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A crowdfunding campaign for Alfredo Goeloe, who died during a police operation on Saturday, has raised 10,000 euros so far. According to the GoFundMe page, the money will be used to support his family and to give him “a dignified farewell.” The target amount, which previously stood at 7,000 euros, is now 13,000 euros.

·Apeldoorn, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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ROTTERDAM (ANP) - A crowdfunding campaign for Alfredo Goeloe, who died during a police operation on Saturday, has raised 10,000 euros so far. According to the GoFundMe page, the money will be used to support his family and to give him "a dignified farewell". The target amount, which previously o...

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A man from Rotterdam in the Netherlands died on Saturday while being arrested by the police. The family says they will file a report.

·Antwerp, Belgium
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Rotterdam Police Chief Tolga Koklu has responded on social media for the first time to the death of 51-year-old Alfredo. The man died Saturday evening during his arrest on the Vaarnerkamp in Rotterdam, following a check on a stolen fatbike. Koklu understands that the event is causing a great deal of outrage and emotion. "But I want to ask everyone to remain calm, not to speculate, and to await the results of the investigation."

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De Morgen broke the news in Antwerp, Belgium on Wednesday, September 16, 2026.
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