Public Prosecutor's Office Seizes Record Criminal Assets
The Dutch Public Prosecutor's Office seized a record €433 million in criminal assets in 2025. This is the fourth year in a row that the amount has increased. The money and goods were taken from criminals.
In 2025, the Dutch Public Prosecution Service recovered €433 million from criminals. This total represents a significant effort to fight crime. The Office has been increasing its asset seizures for four years. The total amount of assets under control is now 2.9 billion euros. The seizures target organized crime and often involve money laundering and international connections.
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Highlights
Record Asset Seizure
The Public Prosecutor's Office seized €433 million in criminal assets.
Fourth Consecutive Increase
This is the fourth year in a row of rising seizures.
Total Seized Assets
The Office now controls €2.9 billion in seized assets.
Combating Organized Crime
The seizures represent a significant effort to fight crime.
Complex Criminal Schemes
The Office targets schemes like money laundering and international networks.