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Wednesday, 11 May 2016 - 10:10

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Two arrested in illegal prostitution raid

The police and customs raided cafe Marcelino in Vught as part as an investigation into illegal prostitution on Tuesday. Two suspects were arrested, the Telegraaf reports. Several customers were present in the cafe on Helvoirtseweg at the time of the raid. They were questioned. Barrels containing an as-yet-unidentified substance were found during the raid. The fire department was called in to investigate the contents. The police's National Dismantling Support Facility was also at the scene. According to the newspaper, this suggests that drugs, drug waste or raw materials were also found.

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