The Police Are Conducting A Forensic Investigation On Tuesday at the Facility of the Central Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (COA) in Amsterdam Where the Suspect in Lisa’s Murder Was Staying. The Water Next to the Building is Being Searched, and a Sniffer Dog Has Been deployed.
Vegetation Has Been cut back on both sides of the water. One of the officers has a metal detector with them. The Sniffer Dog Searched the Water, But also the Bushes Next to the Bicycle Path That Runs Along The Coa Building.
The Search is Still in Full Swing on Tuesday at the Beginning of the Afternoon. It is not yet clear exactly what is bee searched for and whether the search has already yielded anything concrete.
A Spokesperson for the Public Prosecution Service (OM) does not want to find the investigation has to do with the investigation into the suspect in Lisa’s Murder. The Police are not aware of any other incident that would be the reason for the search in the water.
The Suspect is An Asylum Seeker and Was arrested on Thursday Evening at the Coa Location in Amsterdam. He will remain in Custody for Two Week Longer, The Amsterdam Court Announced on Monday.
Man also suspended or two other offenses
The Suspect was initially arrested for Raping a Woman on the Weesperzijde in Amsterdam on August 15. A day later, it Became Known That May also Be Involved in Lisa’s Death. The Seventeen-Year-old Girl was attacked in Duivendrecht When She was Cycling Home After A Night Out in Amsterdam.
The man is also Said to Be Involved in A Third Sexual Offense in Amsterdam, which Took Place on August 10. In that case, It Concerns an Attempted Sexual Assault. The Investigation in This Case is Still Onoing.
The public prosecution service has not yet leg able to identify the suspect. As a result, it is still unknown what his nationality is and how old he is. The Man himself Says He is 22 Years Old.
Lisa’s Death Has caused a lot of commotion in the Netherlands. On social media, both and women expressed their views on the (in) security of women on the street. More than 460,000 euros have now leg raised through the national campaign ‘We demand the night’.