Mayor closes Rhôneweg party venue after dance floor shooting and assault

Mayor Femke Halsema has ordered a three-month closure of a party venue on Rhôneweg following a shooting incident and a violent assault. The decision was made due to an ongoing pattern of safety concerns and the risk of further public disorder at the location.
Mayor Femke Halsema has ordered the closure of a party center located on Rhôneweg in Amsterdam for a period of three months. This decision follows a series of violent incidents, including a shooting on the dance floor on September 6 and a severe assault on October 24 that left a woman seriously injured. During the October incident, police were required to deploy significant resources to manage chaos among attendees and ensure emergency personnel could reach the victim, as bystanders actively hindered their efforts.
Authorities noted that despite previous interventions and discussions with the operator to improve safety, the recurring nature of these violent events poses a clear threat to public order. The closure order highlights a broader pattern of safety issues at the venue over the past year that frequently necessitated police intervention. The mayor concluded that the risks of further violence remain too high, justifying the temporary shutdown of the establishment to restore safety and order in the area.
Based on reporting by rss. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.



