An armed police team arrested a terrorism suspect during a raid at a residence on Strijpesingel in Rotterdam-Overschie around 1:15 a.
m. , according to the Public Prosecution Service (OM).
The operation was part of a broader investigation into terrorism with coordinated raids at three locations in the Netherlands, including Eindhoven and Alkmaar.
Law enforcement officials detained one individual aged between 16 and 19 in Rotterdam.
Similar arrests were made in Eindhoven and Alkmaar, though the exact number of detainees has not been disclosed.
Coordinated Investigation
A spokesperson for the National Public Prosecutor's Office said the raids in Rotterdam and Eindhoven were linked and part of the ongoing terrorism probe.
The specific nature of the threat remains unspecified.
The suspect in Rotterdam was blindfolded during the arrest and later had the blindfold removed to unlock a phone using facial recognition.
The device was confiscated for further investigation.
In Eindhoven, a heavily armed police unit forced entry by blowing open a front door at a house on Jan van Eyckgracht before arresting a man.
The suspect was handcuffed and blindfolded as officers escorted him away, as reported by Omroep Brabant.
