In the night from Saturday to Sunday was at it again in Amsterdam just after two o’clock, police found a man shot dead in a car. It would be the 26 year old Baris Önder, known in the criminal environment.
The police identity has not yet officially released the victim, but Het Parool outdated who last night was the victim.
Automatic weapon
Önder, Amsterdam of Turkish origin, was driving his car when it was riddled with bullets from an automatic weapon. The man ran into several parked cars in Amsterdam-Osdorp and died behind the wheel.
The gunmen went off, presumably in a Volkswagen Golf direction Pieter Calandlaan. The newspaper writes that Önder like his father Atilla was known in criminal circles in the capital. On December 10, his childhood friend Murat Garki (25) shot dead.
Önder Garki and were suspected of involvement in the liquidation of Aytas Göraler in January last year in Amsterdam-West. The case was soon dropped. The men were also suspected of extorting a drug dealer in Julianadorp and Purmerend in April 2013, because of a fight to synthetic drugs.
Police found two firearms during a search. Önder and Garki custody were released after a month. Atilla Önder had several coffee shops in Amsterdam and has long been embroiled in a case about drugs and liquidations. He recently was again sentenced to a prison term.
Murders
Although the number of homicides fell again in the Netherlands last year, as shown by Elsevier research, there are many liquidations. The underworld has one after another settlement place.
In 2014, 137 homicides were committed, the lowest figure since the year Elsevier measuring, 1992. It seemed more but liquidations and deadly robbery distort the image. Watch Murder List 2014 & gt;
On 8 February, a 45-year-old man, known to the police, shot in the Bert Elma Street in South Amsterdam. A few days before the police made even known that there was a liquidation occur. Four men were arrested because they probably wanted to commit a liquidation or any other serious crime
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