An apartment complex on the Aalsterweg in Eindhoven was surrounded by agents for hours on Wednesday evening. Residents had to leave the complex. The police invaded an apartment on the second floor where in the end no one was found.
The police came to the building around ten on Wednesday evening. The people who were present in the flat had to go outside. They were searched by agents before they were allowed to leave the building. Residents who arrived at the building were no longer allowed in.
Around twelve police cars came to the flat, agents with bullet -proof cardigans were around the complex and the area was closed with ribbon. Agents had their hands full of people who tried to get under the ribbons on the bike or on foot to continue their way.
The promotion took hours, to the displeasure of residents. Eventually the police decided to break open a door on the second floor. Agents with helmets and bullet -proof shields went inside. Nobody in the apartment turned out to be. A little after half past twelve all police left again. What the police have been looking for is not clear.
