Fusillades in Brussels: Why Is the Police Struggling to Stem Drug-Related Violence?
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Barely sketched in the face of the resurgence of the shootings, the sacred union between liberals and Brussels socialists imploded this Tuesday. A muscular exit of Georges-Louis Boucher sealed the rupture, transforming the security management of the capital into a political battlefield. ...
As drug-related violence escalates in Brussels, politicians blame each other for the lack of police officers to tackle criminal gangs. The security policy, which has been fragmented for years, remains underexposed in this discussion, even though, according to criminologist Jelle Janssens, that is the fundamental problem.
After several days marked by shootings, the debate also moves on the means given to the services responsible for combating drug trafficking. The PTB leader in Brussels calls on the authorities to review their priorities. Françoise De Smedt, head of the PTB group in Brussels and resident of Saint-Gilles, calls for more resources following the series of shootings that took place in Brussels. There are 83 missing investigators in the judicial polic…
Bruno Hallaert, police consultant for RTL info - RTL info In the show "15 minutes to understand", Jim Nejman receives two people to answer a question. On Tuesday 25 August, our journalist and presenter received the mayor of Saint-Gilles Jean Spinette, but also Bruno Hallaert, our police consultant to try to answer the following question: Fusillades in Brussels, why can't we stop them?For three days, Brussels has been the scene of an outbreak of …
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