Former electronics store Radio Rotor squatted: "There was a group of twenty people"
A group of approximately twenty people has occupied the vacant building in Amsterdam that formerly housed the electronics store Radio Rotor. Police have made contact with the occupants, and the owner of the property has been informed of the incident.
The former location of the iconic electronics store Radio Rotor on the Kinkerstraat in Amsterdam has been occupied by squatters. Local witnesses reported seeing a group of approximately twenty individuals entering the vacant building during the evening hours. The storefront, which has remained empty since the business closed four years ago, now features graffiti on its windows with messages regarding housing. Police officers arrived at the scene around 18:45 to make contact with the group currently inside the premises. Authorities have confirmed that the building's owner has been notified of the situation. As of now, no formal criminal complaint has been filed, though officials noted that the owner retains the right to do so in the future. Radio Rotor was once a well-known establishment in the city, frequently described as a paradise for hobbyists interested in computers and model electronics before shutting its doors four years ago.
Based on reporting by rss. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.
