Dubai Police succeeded in arresting the head of the criminal “Angel of Death” organization, which is wanted globally and is listed on the “INTERPOL” lists, and is considered one of the most dangerous elements, due to the accusations that he was accused of calling the Dutch authorities to describe him as “the most dangerous criminal”.
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Wanted by Interpol for murder and drug trafficking
Dubai Police succeeded in arresting the head of the criminal “Angel of Death” organization, which is wanted globally and is listed on the “INTERPOL” lists, and is considered one of the most dangerous elements, due to the accusations that he was accused of calling the Dutch authorities to describe him as “the most dangerous criminal”.
Dubai Police revealed yesterday the new achievement that confirmed the UAE’s pivotal role in combating organized crime at the global level, and its contribution to making the world a safer place for everyone, even if they are outside its borders.
She said that the accused was named Radwan Tagi (41 years), the head of the criminal “Angel of Death” organization, who was issued against him with international arrest warrants last year on charges of belonging to dangerous criminal organizations, after he entered the state’s lands impersonating another person, and he was staying in a villa in Dubai, She explained that his arrest came thanks to the fruitful cooperation with both the Dutch police and Interpol.
The Commander-in-Chief of Dubai Police, Major General Abdullah Khalifa Al-Marri, praised the role and craftsmanship of the work teams in the General Department of Investigations and Criminal Investigations in controlling the accused, and the effective cooperation between Dubai Police and the Dutch authorities, stressing that the Dubai Police, and the relevant agencies under the Ministry of Interior, have the capabilities and capabilities that She can uncover the mystery of the most complex cases and help her arrest the most dangerous criminals. He added that the police and security services in the Emirates include a group of qualified human cadres with a high degree of efficiency enabling them to uncover the mystery of the most difficult issues.
He stressed that Dubai Police, through its work under the umbrella of the Ministry of Interior, translates the UAE’s approach to fruitful cooperation aimed at spreading security and safety worldwide, and addressing crime everywhere, by building bridges of effective communication with various law enforcement agencies at the international level, and in Foremost among them is INTERPOL, affirming the positive contribution of the country to making the world a place where everyone can enjoy security and safety.
He explained that the suspect entered the state through Dubai airport, using official documents (an official passport and travel visa) with an identity other than his identity, coming from the Netherlands, and was able to enter the country before circulating it by the relevant authorities in his country, and he was staying at a villa in Dubai without practicing any Criminal activity, and he used the assistance of assistants of different nationalities to run his daily affairs and needs.
Al-Marri pointed out that the accused holds Dutch citizenship, and is considered one of the most dangerous criminals in the Netherlands, given the seriousness of the crimes attributed to him that vary between murders and drug trafficking, through his presidency of an organization called “Angels of Death”, which is one of the dangerous criminal organizations in the Netherlands, especially For her involvement in the drug trade, pointing out that the accused committed several crimes in Europe and Africa, and he managed to avoid the security services, given the impersonation of different identities and his permanent hiding from the eyes of the security men.
And on the details of cooperation between Dubai Police and the Dutch police, the Director of the General Department of Investigations and Criminal Investigations in the Dubai Police, Brigadier Jamal Salem Al-Jallaf, said that the Dutch authorities have requested assistance in searching and investigating the person called Radwan Tagi for his possible presence in the Emirate of Dubai or in neighboring countries, while the authorities were The Dutch are facing a great difficulty in reaching him to take the necessary legal measures against him, explaining that a working group has been formed of elite officers and members of the General Department of Investigations and Criminal Investigations represented in the Department of the Most Wanted for Research, Investigation and Information Collection, which led to determining the place of residence M and arrest him admitting to committing the crimes attributed to him.
He stated that the difficulty faced by the Dutch authorities in controlling the accused led her to allocate a financial reward of 100,000 euros to obtain information leading to the arrest of Radwan Tagi for his seriousness, noting that the accused will be referred to the relevant judicial authorities in the country, to take the necessary according to legal procedures Followed in such cases.
Combating organized crime
The Dutch police chief, Eric Akerboom, thanked the Emirati authorities and the Dubai police for their cooperation and efforts to track down the accused, which culminated in the arrest of Radwan Tagi, who is one of the most dangerous criminal elements in the Netherlands.
He stressed that the cooperation of Dubai Police had a great impact in achieving this achievement, which comes as a model that reflects the great positive impact of the concerted efforts of the police agencies in combating organized crime around the world.
- The Netherlands has offered 100,000 euros as a reward for anyone who provides information about the accused who contributes to his arrest.
- Radwan Tagi entered the country before being informed by the Dutch authorities of the identity of another person.
The accused committed several crimes in Europe and Africa, and he avoided the security services by impersonating different identities.
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