How the Mocro conflict turned Amsterdam upside down | Ep. 2
In 2012, a conflict erupted in the Netherlands over a missing cocaine shipment, leading to mistrust between two groups: Gwenette Martha's group and Benaouf and Houssine's group. The dispute escalated with the assassination of Najeb Bouhbouh, Martha's right-hand man. Rida Bennajem, involved in the Crowne Plaza incident, was later murdered. In May 2013, an altercation at a party resulted in the death of Souhail Laachir, impacting Benaouf's group. Retaliatory attacks followed, involving Inchomar B., Chris Bouman, Alexander Gillis, and Mohamed el Mayouri.
This video is the second episode of our miniseries on the Mocro conflict.
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