The Public Prosecution Service has established that the incriminating messages were sent by the Nieuwegeiner himself. He used a pseudonym, but mentioned it in messages about his birthday and an accident with his car. According to the public prosecutor, the investigation provides an insight into the world of organized crime and the role of the Nieuwegeiner in this. He would have put out assignments for others and could do so silently via EncroChat and Sky. The officer also called it a bit strange that the suspect had three or four telephones, the access codes of which he does not want to give. “As a result, we have to crack them and we cannot now see what he was doing,” the officer argued.
Nieuwegein suspect of cocaine trade and money laundering is not allowed to await trial in freedom
