Нидерландын нийслэл Амстердам хотод болсон маргаан хурцдаж, улмаар гурван хүнийг хутгалсан хэрэг гарсан тухай орон нутгийн хэвлэлүүд мэдээллээ.
Хэрэг явдал бямба гарагийн орой 19:30 цагийн орчимд Амстердамын төв төмөр замын буудлын ар талд байрлах Де Рүйтеркаде гудамжинд болжээ. Уг үйл явдлыг TikTok сүлжээгээр шууд дамжуулж байсан бөгөөд цагдаагийн байгууллагын урьдчилсан таамаглалаар хүмүүсийн хооронд үүссэн маргаан зодоонд шилжсэн байна.
Халдлагын улмаас гурван хүн хутгалуулж, гэмтсэн бөгөөд тэдний хоёр нь болон сэжигтэн этгээдийг эмнэлэгт хүргэжээ. Гурав дахь хохирогчид газар дээр нь эмнэлгийн анхны тусламж үзүүлсэн байна. Хэргийн газарт түргэн тусламжийн дөрвөн машин, эмнэлгийн баг болон гал түймэр унтраах тусгай ангийнхан ажиллаж, тухайн хэсгийн авто замын хөдөлгөөнийг түр хугацаагаар хязгаарлажээ.
Цагдаагийн байгууллагаас сэжигтний хувийн мэдээллийг албан ёсоор зарлаагүй байгаа бөгөөд хэрэг гарах болсон шалтгаан болон оролцогчид хоорондоо танил байсан эсэхийг тодруулахаар мөрдөн шалгах ажиллагааг үргэлжлүүлж байна. Мөрдөгчид хэргийн талаар гэрчүүд болон нэмэлт мэдээлэлтэй иргэдийг холбогдох байгууллагад хандахыг уриалжээ.
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Two of the victims and the suspect were hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries
A TikTok streamer allegedly stabbed three men following a confrontation he broadcast near Amsterdam’s central railway station, local media have reported.
The incident occurred at around 7:30 PM on Saturday on De Ruijterkade, a waterfront road running behind Amsterdam Centraal station. Police believe an argument or fight preceded the stabbing.
Three men suffered non-life-threatening stab wounds. Two of them and the injured suspect were taken to hospital, while the third victim was treated at the scene.
Four ambulances, a Mobile Medical Team, and a specialist fire-service unit were dispatched following reports of the violence, the Dutch outlet 112 Nieuws Nederland reported. The road was temporarily closed while emergency services examined the scene.
Video circulating online shows a man livestreaming as an argument develops. He can apparently be heard saying in Dutch: “Bro, listen. I’m doing my thing,” before repeatedly telling members of the group not to touch him.
🇳🇱 A Black attacker livestreamed himself stabbing three people near Amsterdam Central Station this evening.
Four people, including the suspect, were taken to hospital.
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— Europa.com (@europa) August 30, 2026
“Alcohol does this,” he adds as tensions escalate. The recording shows pushing and punching, with at least one person falling to the ground. The streamer then places his phone nearby with its camera facing the group and approaches the men. The broadcast cuts off shortly afterward.
Other recordings of the aftermath show several injured people lying on the pavement as bystanders attempt to help them. Police officers, ambulances, and other emergency personnel can later be seen arriving.
JUST IN: 4 people, including the suspect, stabbed behind Amsterdam Central Station following an argument; incident was reportedly filmed on TikTok Live. pic.twitter.com/BsRPxXUosm
— Scope Report (@ScopeReport_) August 29, 2026
The Dutch outlet VKMAG identified the streamer as Angelo Bryson, known online as Superhuman Unchained, and reported that the group involved comprised approximately six or seven men. Bryson was born on Sint Maarten in the 1980s and moved to Curaçao at age seven. At age 22 he moved to the Netherlands and became a personal trainer and competitive powerlifter.
Official demographic and crime data in the Netherlands has long shown an overrepresentation of people with a Dutch Caribbean background in police suspect and conviction registries.
Police, meanwhile, have not officially disclosed the detainee’s identity or publicly established who inflicted the stab wounds. It also remains unclear whether those involved knew one another or what triggered the initial dispute.
Investigators have appealed for witnesses and anyone with relevant footage or information to come forward.
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