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Teun Voeten lightly touches one of several round holes in a garage door on a quiet street on the northeast side of Antwerp. Though the death is believed to be the accidental outcome of a warning signal from a drug gang gone awry, Voeten, a Dutch cultural anthropologist who's researched Antwerp's drug culture , says there's a risk it may set off a 'cycle of revenge … a whole new level of violence with unpredictable dynamics. This puts it far ahead of Rotterdam, where Until now, Voeten told DW, despite the 'incredible amount' of cocaine flooding into Antwerp, the city has never seen the gang-related brutality of Rotterdam or Amsterdam , where he noted a severed head had been left outside a cafe in But the authorities' recent success in taking down some powerful players in the Netherlands means more unwelcome activities may be shifting to Antwerp. The whole organizational structures are shaken up a little bit. So there will be a lot of more tough action from the authorities and I expect there will be more violence. While port workers will welcome the back-up, they're also bracing for its effects on traffickers' behavior. The situation is already bad enough, says Stephan Vanfraechem, managing director of Alfaport Voka, which represents some companies involved in operating the facility. Vanfraechem told DW that in years past, dockworkers on-site were the main target for gang recruitment, but as scrutiny mounts, so does pressure on a wider range of employees. He waved his arm at the dock-front neighborhood, noting there are very specific cafes where drug-gang members physically shadow workers to gain personal information. They need information and they need guys who can physically help them,' Vanfraechem explained. He said cartels are increasingly trying to draw in white-collar workers who may have access to logistics and other technical information, and trying to hook students who can be steered toward academic careers that would benefit the trafficking trade. And this is a not a very subtle way of working. It's a real threat,' he added. Taking the gangs on publicly like this is a threat to himself as well, he acknowledged, but one he feels is necessary. If you stay silent I consider us to be cooperating with these guys. I think we need to stop them. Stopping them is not something Europe can do alone, which is why Europol, the EU police agency, is increasingly working with those countries where the drug originates and those outside EU jurisdiction where some of the key players have based themselves, aiming to avoid extradition. The criminals are so well connected, says Jan Op Gen Oorth, head of Europol's Corporate Communications, that 'we've seen messages with somebody ordering a contract killing from Europe to Latin America expecting that it will be carried out in the next hour. Law enforcement is working on its own international dragnet. You need to go after what we call 'high-value targets. Cooperation ranges from the highly-sophisticated utilization of a fake encrypted-communication platform which busted criminals in to more legal agreements signed with countries such as Dubai, where key arrests have been made , to simply working to improve oversight at loading docks in Latin America where most of the cocaine originates. With more and more countries joining the effort, Op Gen Oorth says, 'I am confident that we will be able to take out the big players, but it will take time. In the meantime, however, Belgium has another problem. Authorities have expressed concern that the massive piles of seized cocaine awaiting incineration create a lucrative lure for traffickers. Latest videos Latest audio. Latest audio Latest videos. In focus. Cocaine and the power of the Dutch drugs mafia To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video. UN: Colombia coca leaf cultivation at two-decade high Colombia saw its coca leaf cultivation and potential cocaine production rose sharply from to despite longtime anti-narcotics efforts by the government. Related topics.

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