Belgian Justice Warns About Drug Trafficking-Related Shootings in Brussels
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Seven shootings in six days: drug-trafficking-related violence in Brussels has gone up a little further this summer. The European capital is plagued by the violence of rival gangs on the back of drug trafficking, and this violence is increasingly affecting the daily lives of the inhabitants of Brussels.
"Now it is taking on a very worrying dimension." Julien Moinil, Brussels prosecutor, calls for the strengthening of means of fighting against drug trafficking networks to be "taken seriously".
Brussels is facing a new series of armed incidents associated with drug trafficking. Brussels' prosecutor calls for the strengthening of the judicial police and additional measures in prisons.
The Prosecutor of the King of Brussels put pressure on Justice Minister Annelies Verlinden (CD&V) on Wednesday at the Regional Security Council (Cores) and called for the installation of scramblers in prisons, from which shootings are ordered. But there are still many obstacles. ...
The Brussels prosecutor has sounded the alarm Friday in the face of a new series of drug trafficking-related shootings in the Belgian capital, calling for the strengthening of the judicial police in order to dismantle criminal networks. "I am a worried prosecutor," because "anyone can take a bullet", said in front of the press this prosecutor, Julien ...
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