Authorities believe 29-year-old Hajar was already dead before her family contacted police on October 4 regarding her disappearance. Her relatives became concerned after being unable to reach her and receiving alarming messages.
Based on reporting by parool. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.
A 23-year-old suspect remains in custody for the murder of 29-year-old Hajar, whose body was found in a suitcase along the Amsteldijk in Amsterdam. Hajar had been missing since October 4, with police suspecting she was killed in a Buitenveldert squat. Her family has issued a statement requesting privacy and patience while the police investigation continues.
Multiple explosive incidents have struck residential areas in Amsterdam-Noord and Southeast over the past week, prompting the implementation of emergency camera surveillance. Police have successfully arrested an 18-year-old suspect in connection with an attempted bombing in the North district.
An Atalanta football fan was arrested in Amsterdam yesterday for wearing a shirt with the slogan ACAB, which refers to anti-police sentiments. The supporter was detained for several hours, causing him to miss the scheduled match against Ajax. Despite a heavy police presence throughout the city to monitor thousands of visiting fans, no other major incidents or arrests were reported.
Authorities in Amsterdam have reported that peace has returned to the De Oeverlanden cruising area following eleven arrests and intensive outreach to youths responsible for anti-gay violence. Although order has been restored after a series of spring incidents, officials continue to monitor the area to ensure it remains a safe space for the LGBTQ+ community.
An 18-year-old suspect was arrested in Amsterdam-Noord after an explosive device was found at a residential building on the Mt. Lincolnweg. The device did not detonate, and authorities safely secured the area without needing to evacuate residents.
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