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Amsterdam business owner returns from holiday to find his property occupied by 40 squatting "asylum seekers"

Posted by EU Times on Aug 26th, 2019 // No Comment

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A business owner in Amsterdam came back from holiday to find his property occupied by 40 asylum seekers who refused to leave when he told them it was his property. In fact, they told the man it was he who should leave.

Last week, Dutch entrepreneur Salih Ozcan had just come back from vacation when he discovered squatters living in his business’s location in Westpoort, Amsterdam’s TV station AT5 reports.

Earlier this year in January, Ozcan’s says he had to evict the previous tenant of the building for using the space as a weed factory. Ozcan has since refurbished the site and says he plans to use it for his car company.

Ozcan was stunned to see that the place had been completely trashed by the 40 failed asylum seekers who had been squatting there.

While telling reporters about the heaps of trash at the front entrance, Ozcan said, “This is crazy for words. Only rats and mice home here.”

Video from the scene caught by AT5 shows angry African migrants aggressively confronting Ozcan along with the TV station’s camera crew. Ironically, the migrants threatened to phone the police if Ozcan – the owner of the property – and the TV crew didn’t leave immediately.

“Do I have to leave my own building?” Ozcan asked with horror. Eventually, he gave up and left the building’s premises before the police got involved.

“It’s a very bad feeling. I have no words for it at all,” Ozcan said, adding “I can understand those people somewhat, but they don’t understand me at all. Unbelievable. That this is possible in such a country.”

Local police stated that they couldn’t respond specifically to the case just yet, but that would not be dealing with the problem as if it was urgent.

Generally, owners of buildings which are being squatted in must wait six weeks before evacuation procedures can begin.

Fortunately, the migrant squatters were removed from Ozcan’s property on Thursday, because the Fire Department said it was to dangerous.

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