Whoever Shoots at a Police Station Targets the Authority of the State.
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The capital is experiencing a new surge in violence, with six shootings recorded in four days in the neighborhoods of Anderlecht, Saint-Gilles and Molenbeek
Brussels is experiencing a new outbreak of violence. Six shootings have been recorded in four days in Anderlecht, Saint-Gilles and Molenbeek. This brings the number of shootings in the Brussels Region to 65 since the beginning of the year, as well as all over last year. Local authorities denounce a lack of investment by the federal in Brussels, the latter criticises the management of recent years at local and regional level. Return to four days …
Last weekend, a police station in Anderlecht (Brussels) was shot at with a Kalashnikov. The perpetrators subsequently fled on an electric scooter. For Brussels Member of Parliament Mathias Vanden Borre (N-VA), the attack proves that drug gangs are becoming increasingly bolder. “Safety must be the absolute priority. The government has allowed the problems to spiral out of control for years.” On the night of Friday to Saturday, a police building …
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