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RTL investigation: Heerlen once again has most subversive crime

RTL investigation: Heerlen once again has most subversive crime

A study by RTL News into 336 Dutch municipalities reveals that border regions face high levels of drug trafficking, weapon trade, and exploitation. The research identifies the city of Heerlen as having the most significant problems with undermining crime in the country.

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