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Translates to "vernieling' which probably means vandalism is this context. but most likely its just aggravated robbery. its a bad translation for sure
by Shikiju 6y ago
Translates to "vernieling' which probably means vandalism is this context. but most likely its just aggravated robbery. its a bad translation for sure
- the-dude 6y ago"Kapot maken" (breaking something) is what the Dutch police calls this. If they get a hunch of a crime in preparation ( killing/liquiditation or robberies ), they might contact future victim and suspect to tell them they are aware. This usually is enough to stop the crime. edit: my explanation does not seem to fit the context, will look into it.