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8 people detained as part of an investigation into plot to carry out attack on Brussels Chief Prosecutor
Eight men linked to Albanian drug networks were arrested after a four-month probe into an alleged assassination plot against Brussels chief prosecutor Julien Moinil.
- Eight people were arrested in Belgium during dawn raids related to a plot to assassinate Brussels Chief Prosecutor Julien Moinil, according to authorities.
- The investigation, lasting four months, focused on serious threats Moinil received from drug traffickers, leading to his police protection.
- Moinil emphasized the need for more resources to combat drug-related violence and criticized politicians for inaction.
- Federal Prosecutor Ann Fransen indicated the suspects have links to organized drug trafficking and noted the ongoing violence affecting all Brussels residents.
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Eight suspects were arrested in a case involving the personal security of the Brussels prosecutor and are suspected of inciting an attack.
Suspects have a judicial record of drug trafficking and would be linked to organized crime structures in the Albanian environment
·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Belgian prosecutor may have been in danger of being killed by people with ties to the Albanian underworld.
·Copenhagen, Denmark
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Eight people arrested over possible plot to kill Brussels prosecutor
Eight people from the drug trafficking underworld have been arrested in relation to a possible plot to assassinate the Brussels chief prosecutor, said the Belgian state prosecutor's department on Tuesday.
·United Kingdom
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Eight people have been arrested in the sensational case.
·Denmark
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Leaning Left10Leaning Right9Center9Last UpdatedBias Distribution36% Left
Bias Distribution
- 36% of the sources lean Left
36% Left
L 36%
C 32%
R 32%
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