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It is also understood that during a follow-up search of Traynor’s Amsterdam apartment, notorious gangster Mitchell himself was found lounging in the living-room.
The close links between the exiled Irish criminals became apparent after Dutch police arrested Traynor 11 days ago.
Like Traynor, Dublin native Mitchell (40) has lived abroad, in Spain and the Netherlands, since departing Ireland 14 years ago in the wake of the murder of reporter Guerin.
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Garda and criminal sources have alleged that Traynor travels regularly between southern Spain, Amsterdam and Brussels to organise large-scale cannabis deals.
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Last December, Mitchell was cleared of gun charges in Amsterdam. He had previously been in custody there since June 2009 for possession of weapons, false documents and money laundering. He was cleared of the charges on a technicality.
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The Coach has no outstanding warrants in Ireland even though he was linked to a variety of criminal activities including robbery, embezzlement, drugs and prostitution.

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John Traynor is in Dutch police custody after being detained in Amstelveen, outside Amsterdam, as part of an operation between detectives in Holland and the UK’s Serious Organised Crime Agency (Soca).
In a statement today, Soca said Traynor was believed to have been living in the Netherlands for a number of years.
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Traynor fled Ireland after she was killed and moved between Spain and the Netherlands. He was arrested with Brian Meehan in Amsterdam in 1997. Meehan was extradited and is now serving life for Guerin’s murder. Traynor was released without charge.
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Traynor was involved in a wide variety of criminal enterprises, from organising armed robberies to drug smuggling, embezzlement and prostitution. He was the second in command and main adviser of the drug-smuggling gang broken up by the Garda investigation into the Guerin murder. He also had contacts with the Irish National Liberation Army.

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The successful television series ‘Baantjer’ was based on his books of which more than seven million have been sold. Baantjer’s particular brand of detective story owes much to his long stint at Warmoesstraat police station in Amsterdam’s red light district during the 1950s.

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Five years in the making, Edward and Nancy Kienholz’s installation The Hoerengracht captures the essence of Amsterdam’s Red Light District of days past. A play on words, The Hoerengracht translates from Dutch to “the Whores Canal” and references the Herengracht (Gentlemen’s Canal), a prestigious Amsterdam thoroughfare. The artist couple made the work, a massive installation that recreates a section of the infamous Wallen district, while living in Berlin in the 1980s. Researched in the brothels of sex workers and constructed from materials found in flea markets and salvage yards, it depicts a provocative realm with empathy and wit.
On view for the first time in the city that inspired it, The Hoerengracht reproduces a section of a street with a series of windowed rooms, populated with women making a living from prostitution. The artists cast Berlin friends of various ages to play the roles of prostitutes and fabricated the voyeuristic dens after photographs that they made, ironically, by paying the women for sexual services not rendered. Utilizing vintage objects, such as ’70s TVs, …

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Sea Turtle Nesting Grounds, Costa Rica
Leatherback sea turtles spend nearly their entire lives in the ocean, but when the female turtles are ready to nest, they drag themselves onto beaches at night and dig holes in the sand with their flippers. Then the turtles lay dozens of eggs in the holes, cover the nests with sand and retreat back into the ocean. After a few months, the baby turtles hatch and scramble down the sand into the waves. Spending an evening watching these endangered creatures painstakingly prepare for the arrival of their young is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. There are various nesting sites on beaches in Costa Rica where the turtles can be seen building their nests at night, including Corcovado National Park and Tortuguero National Park. The best time to see the nesting turtles is usually between October and March.
Red Light District, Amsterdam
Travelers visiting Amsterdam’s Red Light District during the day will have an entirely different experience from those who stroll the streets of the Distri …

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Amsterdam, Holland is ranked the seventh most visited European City, according to the Amsterdam Tourism and Convention Board*, and one might prose to argue that Amsterdam’s stunning architecture is at the very backbone of its touristic draw. Others might speculate that scenes playing out in the infamous “Red Light District,” where legalized marijuana use and prostitution occur, substantially influence the strongly tourist based economy. What ever the reasoning for your interests in Amsterdam, one must admire the numerous examples of modernism in the architecture of Amsterdam. 
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… TAMPA (CN) – A Youth Soccer coach took his team to a whorehouse in Amsterdam, “pressured” them into having sex with prostitutes, and sexually molested one of his players in the United States, the player claims. The John Doe plaintiff sued the Florida Youth Soccer Association and Black Watch Soccer Club in Hillsborough County Court.
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     ”During this trip, the coaches on the U14 team took the underage boys, including John Doe, to the infamous ‘Red Light District‘ in Amsterdam, where boys on the team were pressured into engaging in inappropriate conduct, including without limitation, engaging in sex acts with prostitutes. John Doe at that time was pressured into entering a brothel and engaging in a sexual act with a prostitute. Boys on the team were also pressured into drinking alcohol on the trip.”

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1. Amsterdam
If you’re planning a trip to the Land of Tulips, then where better to start your trip than in Amsterdam – the Netherlands’ capital city and a diverse cultural hub of activity. It promises and delivers something for everyone, whatever your tastes. It boasts of canals steeped in history, galleries, beautiful parks and gardens, a tour of the Royal Palace and the infamous Red Light District, where prostitution and cannabis are legal and the latter is sold in coffee houses.
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Located in the north of Amsterdam, the city of Alkmaar is famous for having preserved the 17th century of pattern of canals. However, it has has its place on our list for its fabulous cheese market – held on Friday mornings in the summer and opening at the crack of dawn. The selling process involves hand-clapping, while purchases are occasionally carried off by porters on ornamental carriers. The market closes at midday, but don’t let your visit end there. A walk through the old town is a must, with many of the houses hundreds of years old.

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Top 5 Attractions in Amsterdam
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Perhaps one of the most famous and tragic former residents of Amsterdam was Anne Frank, and her house is now a museum dedicated to not only demonstrating the terrible conditions of the Frank family when they lived in the attic here but also the bravery of those who protected and fed them. The museum has some interesting exhibits on the persecution and discrimination that is still going on today which is a powerful addendum to the history of the holocaust.
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Finally, any list of the sights of Amsterdam is incomplete without a mention of the famous, or infamous, Red Light District. It is tacky, tawdry, coarse and crude and is fascinating and repellent in equal measures. The easily offended should probably stay away but anyone with a sense of adventure or passing interest in human nature should stroll through one evening and see what’s happening in there.

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