Crime

Police and NVWA were active at Ruben Marsman’s estate

Police and inspectors from the Dutch Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority (NVWA) were active from early Thursday morning at entrepreneur Ruben Marsman’s estate on the Valburgseweg, on the edge of Elst. Several police cars and vans entered the grounds, and a police spokesperson confirmed the operation, which was led by the NVWA.

The action was described as a renewed operation at the estate of the entrepreneur, who is known for a private zoo and a collection of exotic animals. No further details about the operation were given.

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Immigration & Residency

Entrepreneur buys part of De Michaelshoeve grounds

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Entrepreneur Ruben Marsman from Elst has bought part of the grounds of De Michaelshoeve in Brummen. The estate had recently been considered as a location for a large asylum-seeker reception centre, but the Central Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (COA) dropped those plans this summer.