A person is killed in Brussels in the fourth shooting in a week linked to drug gangs
Gunfire in Brussels has killed one person in what Belgian officials say was the fourth shooting in the past week believed linked to drug gangs, prompting a government vow to boost police on the city’s streets.
Latest gangland shooting in Brussels leaves one person dead
One person died after a shooting in Brussels that was likely linked to clashes between rival drug gangs, the local prosecutor's office said on Friday, highlighting rising crime in the Belgian capital city which also hosts the main EU institutions.
Jérémie Tojerow, a municipal councillor in leafy Uccle from the PS party, told POLITICO that the recent shootings in Brussels ...
The authorities said no injuries had been reported, but two metro stations were closed on Wednesday after the shooting.
Belgian police Wednesday were searching for men suspected in a shooting outside the Brussels Clemenceau train station who may ...
It is not clear what the two hooded men were firing at but reports suggest shooting may be linked to drug dispute ...
A fourth shooting incident in Brussels this week killed one person, Belgian authorities said on Friday, with a district mayor ...
Monika Hohlmeier, the German Vice-Chair of the European Parliament's Budget Committee from the European People's Party, spoke ...
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Police in Belgium are hunting armed men after a shooting outside a metro station in the centre of Brussels on Wednesday ...
The globalization of the illicit narcotics trade is hampering investigators — but Brussels needs to score some quick societal wins, says Belgium’s drug commissioner after wave of shootings.
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