02x01 - Taghi's moordservice Caloh Wagoh

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VO: The first series of 'The Hunting
On The Mocro Mafia" shows...

what top criminal Ridouan Taghi
is all suspected of.

According to star witness Nabil B
Taghi is responsible...

for multiple liquidations
and attempted murders.

He can just decide
'such and such must go'....

and then he immediately puts
that order out.

They have spotters,
people observing...

hitters,i.e., performers of murders.

Last night
in the North-Holland town of Huizen...

a 59-year-old man shot to death.

MICK: The spy shop owner Ronald Bakker
was m*rder*d for nothing.

Just purely out of paranoia.

Ex-criminal and crime reporter
Martin Kok was m*rder*d last night.

This happened when he got into his car at a
sex club in Laren and got into his car.

On this very spot
Martin Kok met his end.

The turnaround in the whole history
of that liquidation club of Taghi....

in the Marengo investigation is the
mistake liquidation on Hakim Changachi.

It was another young criminal
from the same flat in Overvecht...

who wanted to k*ll the organization
of Taghi wanted to k*ll.

Hakim Changachi was mistaken
for that one and was k*lled.

VO: In this liquidation
Nabil B is involved...

who not only
comes into conscience....

but he's also afraid
of being liquidated himself.

And so he decides to go and talk to the justice
Justice.

Justice suddenly thinks it can solve a whole series
liquidations...

in Amsterdam and Utrecht.

You see, a star witness has come forward...
a star witness has come forward....

in the so-called Mocro Mafia cases.

The man who has been the toughest criminal...

...Where no one ever talks,
might blow up.

It was particularly spectacular.

It's not just any old thing
when you become a star witness.

That's the worst thing you can do on the street
can do,snitch to the police.

What role did the mistake m*rder
Changachi played in this story?

In Amsterdam-North the brother
m*rder*d of the star witness...

In the trial of the Mocro Mafia.

The brother of Redouan finally saw
on his phone his brother lying....

and understood that his brother
had been shot.

Who talks, who goes.
If you become a star witness...

If you cooperate with the justice system
and start snitching...

we'll get your family
or innocent loved ones.

A brutal m*rder of a lawyer,
just outside his house in Amsterdam...

in broad daylight.

Derk Wiersum wanted that day to be
just like any other working day...

get into his car in front of the door
to drive to work.

He didn't realize
that here the same morning

in the street for some time two
occupants of a Vauxhall Combo...

were posting.

Where already after the m*rder
of the brother of the star witness...

all the stops should have
been pulled out...

really a total hunt for Taghi,
did that actually happen recently...

After the m*rder of Derk Wiersum.

The most wanted criminal
of our country...

Ridouan Taghi,has been arrested.

So here the Public
Ministry won a battle....

but not a w*r.

So here we are at the exact spot
where Said Razouki...

when the SWAT team
wanted to enter...

jumped out the window
and that's here on the third floor.

Then you come out


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VO: Part of the organization
of Ridouan Taghi has thus been dismantled.

Partly because of a crown witness.

But Taghi, according to Justice, knows
yet effortlessly...

another assassination command
with new soldiers to find.

This is evident when the police
in October 2017...

the 35-year-old Tony de G
from Spijkenisse is arrested.

Tony is a member of motorcycle club Caloh
Wagoh and opens a book....

About his former comrades.

Tony portrays motorcycle club Caloh Wagoh
as an employment agency...

for liquidations,with at the helm
founder and president Delano R.

Delano is seen as
the great leader and m*rder broker....

who carries out liquidations at the behest of none other
than Taghi carries out liquidations.

In more than a hundred statements
Tony gives the police...

a unique insight into the organization
of Caloh Wagoh.

He's also leading investigators
past places...

where liquidations have
occurred.

All the statements that Tony
has made I have read.

And just like Tony and the detectives, I go
to the crime scenes.

MICK: If you look
to those statements by Tony...

then they are extremely detailed.

He knows very well
remembering everything.

My name is Mick van Wely, I'm a crime reporter for
crime journalist for De Telegraaf.

In addition, I also
like to write crime books.

I've written two of those
and a third is in the works.

ONNO: In fact, he's making statements
about his co-defendants....

and makes the statement
and gets something in return.

Onno de Jong,lawyer,criminal lawyer,
I assist key witnesses.

VO: The Statements of Tony de G...

led to a large-scale
police action in November 2018.

Early this morning, police raided
at forty locations...

looking for evidence that Caloh Wagoh
is a criminal organization.

The systematic commission
of criminal offences...

and also facts
of a violent nature.

That makes it a criminal
organization in our eyes.

At least,that is what the suspicion
focused on.

A gigantic operation.Greg R
and Delano R were also arrested at the time.

VO: But how does Taghi
manage to do that...

that so many criminals
are ready for him?

In this new season
I show you how Taghi
ended up at Caloh Wagoh....

and I'm going to take you
into the Eris m*rder case.

The first liquidation
that Caloh Wagoh carried out according to
the statements of Tony de G..

on behalf of Ridouan Taghi
must perform...

is that of 25-year-old
Justin Jap Tjong.

Here, on this little square
in Amsterdam Osdorp...

Justin Jap Tjong was liquidated.

In Amsterdam Osdorp an hour ago
ago a man was shot dead.

It happened on the street.Neighbors
heard several shots.

Justin is still being taped for the liquidation
still captured...

by a surveillance camera in
a cafe close to the crime scene.

And what exactly was the reason
why he was here of all places...

had to report,
that's not entirely clear.

But it is certain that on that night
so arrived here at the square....

and was immediately taken at gunpoint by two assassins
was taken at gunpoint.

This was done with brute force.

I was really just driving by here and I
came home and I heard tutututut.

Really hefty shots.

Justin didn't really have a chance
chance, because he fell down here.

Who was hit
by multiple b*ll*ts.

In total, more than thirty
b*ll*ts fired.

And he actually died here
on the spot.

VO: The Liquidation of Justin
Jap Tjong has everything to do with...

with the m*rder mission of Ridouan
Taghi a few weeks earlier.

In the Utrecht district of Overvecht
Hakim Changachi is shot dead.

The case is one of mistaken m*rder.

Justin is involved
in this sh**ting.

He was driving the getaway car that night
in which the gunmen were seated.

MICK: In January 2017, the m*rder
takes place on Changachi.

That's a mistaken m*rder, because
the actual target was Khalid H.

Only the shooters
had made a mistake.

Have accidentally
Changachi k*lled.

Taghi was furious and the story is,
according to the justice department at least...

that at that moment a retaliation
had to take place....

for the owls who had committed the liquidation
had committed...

and the wrong person
had k*lled.

And that's actually how the driver
of the getaway car...

that was used in the m*rder
of Hakim Changachi in the picture....

And that was Justin.

Justin sensed that he was
that he was in the danger zone....

and friends would later declare...

that in the weeks
before the m*rder behaved nervously.

That he wanted extra locks
on his door.

That he actually
felt quite threatened.

But despite that feeling, he was
lured to this place anyway....

and eventually liquidated.

In retaliation for the mistaken m*rder
on Hakim Changachi.

The m*rder of Justin Jap Tjong
here in Amsterdam Osdorp...

would later become the starting point
for the so-called Eris process....

against Caloh Wagoh.

And with Justin's m*rder.
Delano R...

the president of Caloh Wagoh....

prove himself for the first time
as an executor of liquidations.

Tony states
that he heard from Delano...

that he was commissioned
from the well-known Mr. T...

from the Marengo trial.

And Delano, of course, was eager to
eager to prove himself.

Delano was after ONE thing: power,
prestige, money, and this was his moment...

that he could do chores for a very big boy
in the field could do chores.

VO: Delano R is at the helm of motorcycle club
the helm of motorcycle club Caloh Wagoh.

Caloh Wagoh is actually
one of the most recent motorcycle clubs.

One that does have
has an unusual history...

because it's a fusion of just
a vulgar street g*ng,the Crips....

and the Trailer Trash
trailer camp club.

About a club,
varying in number of members...

but we now estimate it
around 85.90 with eight chapters.

When I think of Caloh Wagoh....

I think of assassinations
and liquidations.

Then I think of severe violence.

Then I think of harassment
of police officers...

harassment of the hospitality industry.

MICK: Actually, the club has
nothing at all to do with motorcycles.

I don't believe that even
ONE person has their driver's license there.

It's just vulgar gait,
that's what it is, really.

It is the group.It is the power
of wearing a vest.

That comes across as intimidating.

You have chapters,departments,
so it's the power of the group.

When I see what serious crimes
they have committed...

when I see that they
in a number of cases...

I would almost say 'crime as
a service'.

They commit liquidations.
They commit crime.

They can be hired for that.

In short, people
who are unscrupulous.

They did that very quickly, so they
were on our side very quickly as well....

on the sights.

He's known actually
from the Crips.

The first real street g*ng
in the Netherlands.

He has starred
in documentaries...

was also shown on television,
was very open about it.

ROBBY: Delano
is a very charismatic man....

who immediately when you meet him
makes an impression...

because he has
has an imposing appearance.

I'm Robby Roks,I'm a
associate professor of criminology...

at the Erasmus University
in Rotterdam.

I've had about fifteen years...

on and off research done
on the Hague Crips in general.

VO: Delano R grows up
in the Molenwijk neighborhood in The Hague....

and is well known in the hip-hop scene.

Life on the streets beckons and Delano,
who on the street is called Keylow...

starts a street g*ng.

The Crips was,
and part of that is still...

a corridor along American lines...

who, since the late 1980s
claiming a hood in The Hague.

Having a territory.

A grouping that is
alongside all that g*ng symbolism....

over the years has also
really engaged....

with different forms
crime.

Where the name Keylow comes from....

over the years he's told
various things about it....

but he had borrowed it from
the rise of cocaine on the streets.

And the fact that kilos of cocaine
at the time, when he was young...

represented a lot of power
on the street.

So if you had a kilo of cocaine,
he used to be called Keylow Drugs...

then that represented
a lot of power.

MICK: One of the most famous stories
of Delano is that in 1994, he...

had a buddy
who was stuck in prison....

and who wanted to get out,
who wanted to be freed.

Who didn't feel like
to sit any longer.

Delano then set up an
Escape attempt set up.

ROBBY: The day that they were going to do that
was dawning.

Then they
rented a helicopter.

In the air, someone threatened
with a g*n.

The helicopter goes to the prison
To free that man.

ROBBY: Then the idea was
that the detainee there...

would be at an appointed place,
airing out...

that a rope ladder
would come out of the helicopter.

And at that moment,
when the helicopter gets there...

no one is standing in the yard
when he should have been there.

ROBBY: Then there was
some panic.

Also with the man who
hijacked the helicopter.

That helicopter was then
grounded...

and ultimately Keylow was
convicted of that.

Because of plotting that attempt.

Delano then also said in court
said something to the effect of:

Thank you, Judge. From now on.
I'm a real hardcore gangster.

That conviction really put him
definitely put him on the crime path.

ROBBY: Particularly also because he was there
in detention...

met all kinds of new people,
who he's also met over the years...

did business with, and also
the opportunity he was given....

for his Crips philosophy
within the walls of the prison...

disseminate.

VO: And he also uses that philosophy
within the motorcycle g*ng Caloh Wagoh.

He leads the club along
with 72-year-old Greg R..

an old acquaintance in the underworld.

I think that of the two leaders
Greg R..

perhaps
the most fascinating.

It's really one of
the main headlines...

in the history of crime
in the Netherlands.

GEORGE: In the environment
a lot of people: It's a snake.

It's not a snake to me,
it's a rat.

It's a nit
Sitting on the rat's back.

As cunning as he can be.

How he plays people
to get money out of them.

I am George van Dijk,
born in Hilversum.

Everyone knows me, both in the
underworld and in the upper world.

I can be very violent
if I have to.

If people hire me for that ,
then I can go pretty much over the limit.

VO: George van Dijk has known Greg R
his entire crime career.

George has been convicted many times
for multiple violent crimes....

including manslaughter.

He's had
quite a time of his life....

spent in prison.

VO: Later, George is
a bodyguard of sorts for Greg R..

who also has him do collection orders
has him do.

If you entered that building of his
near Mijdrecht...

there a blind horse could
could not do any damage.

There was no quarter there yet.

Greg just had
no more money,Greg was empty.

So Greg did pose
as a godfather...

and who played that high game
still...

and then gave me the order of:
Can you arrange 20 grand there?

Can you just 10 grand take care of this?
Can you take care of 15 grand?

How does it work,
such a debt collection case?

A debt collection case goes very differently
than they think.

Amounts are mentioned
and parties are mentioned.

Then it's not like you first go to
ONE party and say:

You need to start paying 100,000 euros,
otherwise you'll get your head broken.

No,that's not how it works.

Then you go to the other party
and then you go and say:

Can you prove
that he gets that from you?

That we're not in a game
That we're running around blackmailing someone.

Can you really prove on paper
that you're getting that?

Yeah,OK,what's going to
happen next?

Then you bring two parties
to the table.

So basically I'm the middleman
of the collection...

but I also carry out the collection.
So if at that point he says:

OK, we'll do a mediation, we'll do
the amount from 100,000 to 60,000.

Then we keep 10,000
for him in between.

Then it is spoken together
at the table...

they shake hands
then shake hands again...

and the bill is paid.
And sometimes that's without violence....

and often it's by force.
-And then what happens?

Yes, there are a few
blows are dealt...

and people are even being
liquidated for it.It shows.

It shows.

VO: Also in the Eris file are
a number of extortion cases...

which George van Dijk and Greg R
are suspected of.

Greg R has a total of 27 years,
nearly 30 years of his life...

Stuck in the tank.
So is really a diehard.

Always associated
with drug cases.

Really big,violent things.

Within Caloh Wagoh he plays
actually plays the role of advisor...

a kind of consigliere.

A name that suits him too....

because he also has the nickname
The Godfather.

VO: And according to star witness
Tony de G...

Greg also knows about liquidations
and m*rder plans.

His warehouse in Mijdrecht was even
used as a base of operations...

and repository for the members
of Caloh Wagoh...

who carry out the k*lling orders.

MICK: And importantly, Greg R also
lived above a shed....

in which all kinds of cars
were found...

that have been used
for all sorts of crime jobs.

He looked at his screens to see who
came into the vicinity of the property.

He comes across as a man
of ultimate control,though.

You've been to the warehouse
at the warehouse...

attributed by the Justice Department to Greg
attributed,he himself denies that.

But you attended that.
How did that go over there?

He had several sheds.

Had a shed where he lived....

and a shed where club nights
were held.

I have been there ONE time.

VO: And at that club night
George also meets Delano...

who asks him to join the motorcycle club
join.

At the moment
I ran into Keylow...

I said to him, I am not
a man with a whole group.

I'm always on my own
And I pass for that.

How did he react to that?

Normally you have to start very
start low on the ground.

He said, People who carry such a title
like you...

who we know is correct
and who is not afraid of anything....

we should actually
have at the club.

But yes, I'm glad
I didn't do it.

VO: One of the people who did join
Caloh Wagoh has joined....

is Tony the G.

Tony comes from the camp.
He is a criminal through and through....

who at some point
in such a position...

ended up that he couldn't
could do other than what he is doing now.

MICK: It's actually a little bit
like father, like son.

His father was a crook.

He was known as someone
who specialized...

In the preparation of cars.

You press stereo and out comes a flap
that you can put money in.

Tony's father
was an expert in that field.

He was a builder, so they came
to him from far and wide.

ONNO: Tony has always been involved
with criminal activities.

I think that's in his blood,
in his veins...

And that that was what he was doing.

A mediocre criminal, but
Someone who took it in stride.

He went to a sex club.
Putting out flowers.

Drinking.
Nice snort,f*ck.

But someone who has
also crossed the line at times....

which made him have enemies.

ONNO: Tony's problem was
that at one point he was...

got terribly stuck
between all these criminals...

and criminal groups that he
had all done business with....

from small to large and of which
some had gone wrong.

So he had accumulated debts
that he could not pay.

Yeah, those people
were all after him.

To which, at one point, he
had the offer....

of Caloh Wagoh:
Well,you know what, come join us.

'Then we're going to help you.
Then we're going to protect you.'

'But yes,then of course you have to
do some things for us.'

VO: Tony will initially be
used for the small jobs.

But very important to the club:

He also arranges lodging
for his motorcycle friends.

VO: So Tony's father is also
involved in the motorcycle club...

but Tony has a more prominent role.

As the year then progresses,2017...

he is being put under increasing
pressured...

To start doing bigger things, too.

VO: In April 2017, Tony
involved for the first time...

in a liquidation.

Here in this parking lot in The Hague
took place on April 17, 2017...

a liquidation place,
where Tony G first...

without him knowing it,
played a role in it.

On that particular night, around eleven o'clock,
the later victim...

drives up in his car and parks
his car in that exact spot...

Where that white van is now.

And he's going to sit there
in his car for a while.

The victim is Farid Souhali.

Farid Souhali would have been a sort of associate
of Taghi.

Someone with whom he
allegedly dealt in drugs.

Apparently there was a conflict somewhere
arose and then he had to die.

JOHN: And what Farid doesn't notice
is that just down the road...

in the same parking lot,
a car is parked...

and there are two men in there.
turn out to be the later shooters.

If these men find out
that Farid is parked here....

they arrive with their car,
a gray Peugeot 308.

They drive right up this little street
and they park the car...

right behind Farid's car....

that because of that actually,
even though he had already noticed them....

Surely there is no way around it.

And the co-driver gets out,
pulls out an automatic weapon...

and he fires that automatic
g*n through the back window...

and then through the side
on Farid, who was hit by five b*ll*ts...

at least five b*ll*ts, gets hit
and actually dies on the spot.

VO: At the time of the m*rder
Tony de G is sitting unsuspecting...

With one Zouf in the car.
They are on their way to Rotterdam.

The liquidation of Farid
receives the same evening...

another sequel here in Delft.

Tony faithfully does what is asked
and goes to the specified street.

He parks his car here.

He sits down to wait in his car,
assuming...

that he has to take Delano R
home.

But then Tony sees something strange,
because at the back...

at that courtyard, suddenly
three men come running.

They are dressed in the dark
And they are walking towards him.

They pull open the door and Tony
recognizes two of the three men....

as members of Caloh Wagoh.

They urge Tony to drive
drive away and Tony does so.

At that moment he had no idea
didn't realize...

That there was a liquidation.

And yes, you know, in that environment it's
not like you're going to ask either:

Gee, guys,
where did you come from?

What did you do?

You don't do that when three of
those guys jump in the car.

And you know a little bit about the
environment you move in,of course.

In fact, Tony and his friend
are equally scared...

That they themselves will be shot.

Afterwards, it turned out that they probably
been involved...

In the liquidation of Souhali.

Only they would have wanted to
get into another car....

but because of a stupidity
the key broke off...

and they had to rely
to other transportation.

And that also shows....

what kind of unprofessionalism
there is sometimes in these liquidations.

VO: A day after the liquidation
Tony has to come to Delano's...

and there he also sees the three men
he picked up in Delft.

Tony realized immediately: This is
all wrong where I am now.

But at that moment there is
no longer a possibility...

To turn his back and say:

Guys, I don't want to have
to do with this, I quit.

If you leave at such a time.

Or if you say, "I don't want
nothing to do with it.

Then you know ONE thing for sure and that is
you'll be dead the next day.

Tony the G gets deeper and deeper
into the organization of Delano R....

and becomes involved in an attack
on the house of Mohammed H in Doorn.

Mohammed was
a seasoned drug criminal.

Really great guy,
also did business with Taghi.

At one point
there was a warehouse in Odijk
where there was a sizeable batch of drugs.

That party had been caught
by the police.

So, that's the story then.
according to the judiciary,Taghi was blazing.

Someone had to pay,
as always someone has to pay.

So Mohammed was screwed and he
had to be taught a lesson.

Mohammed then lived
Doorn in a building.

It first started with a hand grenade
that was stuck there....

To some fence or door.

In the period following the discovery
of the hand grenade...

Caloh Wagoh is instructed
to step up the intimidation somewhat.

That order, according to the Justice Department, is
given by Ridouan Taghi.

Delano R and Tony the G
are headed here to Doorn...

to actually conduct a kind of
pre-observation.

They're going to drive down the street here,
but then mistake it for the house.

JOHN: You have to imagine,
one of those rocket launchers...

that's really quite a tube.

It's put on his shoulder
and at that moment he tries to...

a m*ssile here
sh**ting into that residence.

That attack fails,
because the weapon refuses.

And that that attack
didn't go well in the end....

has been a great stroke of luck.
For what did it turn out afterwards?

Here were just children playing
in the garden and there were people at home.

But if that m*ssile
had been shot in...

there would undoubtedly have been
innocent victims.

They decide to make another attempt
the very next day.

Then two men with
an automatic weapon into the street.

Those actually walk by here.

Eventually, then, the correct
residence of Mohammed H was found.

Dn who fires a salvo
on that house.

But this attack also goes wrong,
because eventually the weapon falters...

and there are
only four or three b*ll*ts fired.

And in the end, it turns out that especially
the neighbor of Mohammed H..

all the luck in the world
because one of the b*ll*ts...

missed the home of Mohammed H
and pierced her barn.

NITHA: And so shot that over there....
There's a wood stove there....

with a rocking chair
which is no longer there.

And that chair, that support
really went up to my neck.

And that chair really
hit here.

If I had been there,
I wouldn't have been there anymore.

VO: And it's very nice weather that month
weather,causing Nitha to have to spend every evening...

Sitting under the canopy in the garden.

But this very night she is
happily visiting a friend.

NITHA: Here you can see
the b*llet impact still.

And here was the chair and it was
shot right on the edge.

So if I had sat there ,
it would have been a tragedy.

This is where he came in,
this is where he went through the door.

And then you see him here
coming out again.

He ended up somewhere over there
on the roof.

The technical investigation department
is also here for another day...

with all kinds of strings and things
Been busy.

They did find that b*llet?
-No.

But yes, you're obviously on the fence
that it was a hefty caliber.

NITHA: Yes.

For a long time I felt
very unsafe.

That in the evening I said:
I'm going to lie down on the couch...

because they do sh**t
over me.

You are very powerless.

Well,I still get emotional.

We have four children together
And then your grandchildren come.

And you don't feel safe anymore.

You don't even dare ask them,
because yes, your family was gone.

They sh**t, are they
firebombs next time?

Or I don't know.
I don't understand these thought processes either.

Is it something that you give people who are...

with these forms of crime
engages in?

Yes, absolutely.

What does it get you
to live in such a crappy way?

So that at the expense of others
your own money...

Because I think that's the only thing.
I can't imagine...

That it makes you happy.
You should always look back.

That's one of those cases
that would never have been solved...

If he would not have declared.

Actually, there are two characteristics
of all those actions they perform.

It is A,ruthless.

It's two,often in execution
terribly doltish.

And you're talking about organizations
where there are really millions or tens of...

or hundreds of millions of dollars are
earned from drugs and arms trafficking.

But in the end, they make the most
stupid mistakes in execution.

Cuts are being made in implementation,
but with catastrophic consequences.

The lady could have been almost accidentally
been m*rder*d.

Changachi was k*lled for nothing.
Just a mistake.

You see that nothing
or no one is spared.

It doesn't matter.
It has to happen,so it happens.

JOHN: He already has an
automatic weapon,a Skorpion....

a small automatic weapon,
he has in his hand.

I have had with Caloh Wagoh, first of all
never had anything to do with them.

I don't like men in leather.

I have to do it, because otherwise
they catch me or my family.

This case is for the police
the evidence...

that Caloh Wagoh not only
was carrying out killings
for Ridouan Taghi...

but also for other clients
from the underworld.

And then you also know
that it's done with you.

I think he's just
convincingly gangster.