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Life-saving equipment stolen in double burglary at IJdoornlaan fire station

Life-saving equipment stolen in double burglary at IJdoornlaan fire station

The Zebra fire station on the IJdoornlaan in Amsterdam was broken into twice this weekend, resulting in the theft of essential life-saving rescue equipment. Thieves smashed windows to gain entry and steal hydraulic tools, which are increasingly targeted by criminals for use in other crimes.

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