Break-Ins at Three Fire Stations in Amsterdam Region in One Week
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Break-ins at three fire stations in Amsterdam region in one week
Thieves are again targeting fire brigades in the Netherlands. Within a week, three fire stations in the Amsterdam region were broken into, and items were stolen, NH Nieuws reported.The most recent break-in happened at the fire station on Ookmeerweg in Amsterdam Nieuw-West overnight. Firefighters showed up for work to find the station’s windows smashed. The police responded to the scene shortly after 5:00 a.m.
At Fire Zone Rand, Ranst station, a break-in occurred during the night of Wednesday to Thursday, and rescue equipment—life-saving tools—was stolen. The Lommel fire station had previously been broken into, and similar equipment was taken there. In the Netherlands, burglaries at fire stations have meanwhile become a real scourge.
Three fire stations in the Amsterdam region were broken into last week. Life-saving tools were mostly stolen. Last night, burglars struck at a fire station in Amsterdam Nieuw-West. NH Nieuws reports that a report of the third burglary was received by the police shortly after 5:00 AM this morning. Earlier this week, in the night from Tuesday to Wednesday, burglars were active at the station in Duivendrecht. In the night from Sunday to Monday, th…
The fire station in Heinenoord appears to have escaped theft on Thursday morning. It was discovered at the rear of the building that an attempt had been made to enter through a window. Nothing was taken from the station on Julianastraat.
The fire station in Osdorp on Ookmeerweg was also the target of a burglary last night. It is the third time this week that fire stations in the city have been broken into. Items were presumably stolen during the break-ins. The report was received by the police shortly after 5:00 a.m. this morning. Photos show that one of the station's windows has been smashed. It is the third time this week that a fire station has been broken into. This also h…
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