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Mayor closes house after drugs found

Mayor closes house after drugs found

Mayor Jos Wienen has closed a residence in Haarlem for one year after authorities discovered nearly 10 kilograms of soft drugs, weapons, and evidence of trafficking following an anonymous tip. A court upheld the decision after the residents legally challenged the closure, which was prompted by reports of significant neighborhood nuisance. The mayor stated the measure is necessary to restore public order and protect the safety of the surrounding community.

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