Dutch police find countrys biggest-ever cocaine lab in former riding school complexionably
The lab was housed inside an old riding school in Nijeveen, around 75 miles northeast of Amsterdam, and included sleeping quarters and recreation areas, according to a police statement published Tuesday.
Police also released video footage showing equipment, including a row of cement mixers and vats of chemicals.
'This is the largest cocaine laboratory ever found in the Netherlands,' said André van Rijn, chief inspector of the National Facility for Dismantling Support (LFO), which is dismantling the lab.
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'Given the number of people who worked there, the installation, the size, the furnishings and the equipment, we estimate the production capacity at 150 to 200 kilos of cocaine per day.'
This quantity of drugs is worth €4.5 million-€6 million ($5.3 million-$7.1 million), van Rijn added.
Police raided the facility, as well as warehouses in Elshout and Apeldoorn, on August 7. They found tens of thousands of liters of chemicals used to make cocaine, 100 kilograms (220 pounds) of cocaine base and 120,000 kilograms (265,000 pounds) of carrier material, which is used to smuggle the drug.
Of the 17 people arrested, three were Dutch, one was Turkish and 13 were Colombian.
They are suspected of producing drugs and will appear in front of a magistrate on August 12 and 13.
'This is the largest cocaine laboratory ever found in the Netherlands,' said André van Rijn, chief inspector of the National Facility for Dismantling Support (LFO), which is dismantling the lab. Of the 17 people arrested, three were Dutch, one was Turkish and 13 were Colombian. 'This is the largest cocaine laboratory ever found in the Netherlands,' said André van Rijn, chief inspector of the National Facility for Dismantling Support (LFO), which is dismantling the lab. They are suspected of producing drugs and will appear in front of a magistrate on August 12 and 13. This quantity of drugs is worth €4.5 million-€6 million ($5.3 million-$7.1 million), van Rijn added. Of the 17 people arrested, three were Dutch, one was Turkish and 13 were Colombian. They are suspected of producing drugs and will appear in front of a magistrate on August 12 and 13. Of the 17 people arrested, three were Dutch, one was Turkish and 13 were Colombian. Of the 17 people arrested, three were Dutch, one was Turkish and 13 were Colombian. Police also released video footage showing equipment, including a row of cement mixers and vats of chemicals. Police also released video footage showing equipment, including a row of cement mixers and vats of chemicals. The lab was housed inside an old riding school in Nijeveen, around 75 miles northeast of Amsterdam, and included sleeping quarters and recreation areas, according to a police statement published Tuesday. 'Given the number of people who worked there, the installation, the size, the furnishings and the equipment, we estimate the production capacity at 150 to 200 kilos of cocaine per day.' They are suspected of producing drugs and will appear in front of a magistrate on August 12 and 13. Police raided the facility, as well as warehouses in Elshout and Apeldoorn, on August 7. They found tens of thousands of liters of chemicals used to make cocaine, 100 kilograms (220 pounds) of cocaine base and 120,000 kilograms (265,000 pounds) of carrier material, which is used to smuggle the drug. Of the 17 people arrested, three were Dutch, one was Turkish and 13 were Colombian. 'Given the number of people who worked there, the installation, the size, the furnishings and the equipment, we estimate the production capacity at 150 to 200 kilos of cocaine per day.' The lab was housed inside an old riding school in Nijeveen, around 75 miles northeast of Amsterdam, and included sleeping quarters and recreation areas, according to a police statement published Tuesday. This quantity of drugs is worth €4.5 million-€6 million ($5.3 million-$7.1 million), van Rijn added. Of the 17 people arrested, three were Dutch, one was Turkish and 13 were Colombian. This quantity of drugs is worth €4.5 million-€6 million ($5.3 million-$7.1 million), van Rijn added. 'This is the largest cocaine laboratory ever found in the Netherlands,' said André van Rijn, chief inspector of the National Facility for Dismantling Support (LFO), which is dismantling the lab. 'This is the largest cocaine laboratory ever found in the Netherlands,' said André van Rijn, chief inspector of the National Facility for Dismantling Support (LFO), which is dismantling the lab. Police also released video footage showing equipment, including a row of cement mixers and vats of chemicals. Police also released video footage showing equipment, including a row of cement mixers and vats of chemicals. 'Given the number of people who worked there, the installation, the size, the furnishings and the equipment, we estimate the production capacity at 150 to 200 kilos of cocaine per day.' Of the 17 people arrested, three were Dutch, one was Turkish and 13 were Colombian. The lab was housed inside an old riding school in Nijeveen, around 75 miles northeast of Amsterdam, and included sleeping quarters and recreation areas, according to a police statement published Tuesday. Of the 17 people arrested, three were Dutch, one was Turkish and 13 were Colombian. This quantity of drugs is worth €4.5 million-€6 million ($5.3 million-$7.1 million), van Rijn added. This quantity of drugs is worth €4.5 million-€6 million ($5.3 million-$7.1 million), van Rijn added. The lab was housed inside an old riding school in Nijeveen, around 75 miles northeast of Amsterdam, and included sleeping quarters and recreation areas, according to a police statement published Tuesday.
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