The car of a roofer went up in flames on the Noordwal in Den Bosch in the night from Wednesday to Thursday. The fire started around ten past one. Passers -by discovered the fire and the emergency services. The moment the fire brigade arrived, the front of the car was already completely on fire. Two vehicles next to the car also had to suffer.

The fire brigade quickly got the fire under control. The two nearby cars were badly damaged. Several police units were present after the fire. They closed the area as soon as the fire was extinguished.

Research on the spot showed that the car belonged to a roofer, reports an 112 correspondent. The police have seized the telephones of the owner and his partner for further investigation. His declarations are also included. A so -called roofer war has been raging in Den Bosch for over a year in which cars, vans and houses of roofers are targeted of explosions and arson.

A recovery company will remove the damaged vehicles. The expectation is that the police will conduct a neighborhood investigation.

Roofing war in Den Bosch

Cars, vans and houses of roofers in Den Bosch were more often the target of explosions and arson in the past year. 25 attacks took place in seven months.

There appeared to be a real roofer war. In October 2024, the conflict reached a boiling point with at least ten attacks. After February it seemed calm for a few months, but in July another attack followed on a car from a roofer.

A roofer previously opened a booklet at Omroep Brabant and described the roofing world as ‘the underworld’. It would all be about finished customers and conflicts in the criminal environment.

In connection with the roofer war, several suspects have now been arrested and the first lawsuits have taken place.

Photo: Bart Meesters / Press Office Heitink
Photo: Bart Meesters / Press Office Heitink

Photo: Bart Meesters / Press Office Heitink
Photo: Bart Meesters / Press Office Heitink

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