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Brussels' chief prosecutor called for a stronger crackdown on drug gangs: "Anyone could get shot."

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Brussels chief prosecutor Julien Moinil called for a more aggressive crackdown on drug trafficking gangs on Friday following a series of shootings in the Belgian capital. The prosecutor emphasized the severity of the situation, warning that the ongoing violence poses a risk to the general public, stating that anyone could be caught in the crossfire.

This appeal for increased security measures comes as authorities attempt to curb the rising frequency of armed confrontations linked to narcotics networks in the city. The prosecutor's statement highlights a growing urgency among law enforcement to address the public safety threats resulting from these criminal activities.

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Infobae (Bogotá incident) Focuses on localized violent crime and citizen self-defense
Infobae (Brussels incident) Focuses on systemic institutional response to organized drug violence
Read the full story at the source Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) · AR
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