The deployment of undercover prohibited since the IRT affair and allowed last year under strict conditions. Photo: Reuters / Roos Koole
The prosecution wants infiltrators to the fight against jihadists. So say three prosecutors in an interview in the OM magazine Expedient .
Officer Ferry Veghel, that rural addressing alleged jihadists coordinates, says in the magazine:
“Classical detection methods sometimes fail and therefore we sometimes scare not back tougher powers into informers and infiltrators. The nature of the offense requires that – obviously within the limits of the law – goes a long way “
Jihadism part requires a different way of proof yarn, said officer Wieteke Koorn:.
“Partly because of his detectives of the Jihad team of the National Unity acquired. (…) It is less visible than sports bags with cocaine. It is also a difficult group as white Dutchman just
Officer Bart den Hartigh:
“In the approach of jihadism and terror threat you have the criminal sometimes just before use to avoid things without that will always lead to a criminal successful prosecution. “
Criminal citizens infiltrate was in a criminal investigation since the nineties a hot potato by the so-called IRT affair. Infiltrators then funneled drugs through under the watchful eye of the police
That led to controversy:. Two ministers had to resign and eventually there was a parliamentary inquiry. Since then, it was prohibited to use infiltrators. But the government showed last year that the police and the judiciary under strict conditions yet again infiltrators wants to use because it can be useful for example, collection of additional evidence.
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