US Edition8 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 a suspected 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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Belgian prosecutor may have been in danger of being killed by people with ties to the Albanian underworld.
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.
Eight people have been arrested in the sensational case.
The Belgian authorities said on Nov 18 that they have detained eight people in connection with a suspected drugs-linked plot to kill Brussels’ chief prosecutor Julien Moinil.
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