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Major police operation following possible kidnapping in Amsterdam-East, three arrested

Major police operation following possible kidnapping in Amsterdam-East, three arrested

Police conducted a large-scale operation in Amsterdam-Oost following reports of a potential kidnapping on the Insulindeweg. Three suspects were arrested after a vehicle pursuit that ended near the Flevoparkbad, where authorities are currently investigating the circumstances and the condition of a discovered victim.

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