In recent days, the Brussels South police have arrested eleven people who are said to have been involved in the riots that took place on April 10 and 11 in Anderlecht. The public prosecutor’s office reports this on Saturday.
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Riots broke out in Anderlecht on Friday 10 and Saturday 11 April, after a young man who fled from a control on Friday evening collided with a police car and did not survive. The Brussels public prosecutor’s office opened an investigation into those riots and in recent days the Youth Service and the local police of the South police zone were able to identify and arrest eleven suspects.
These are mainly minors, who are suspected of theft, violence or threats, in gangs, with fallow, climbing or false keys, with weapons, with destruction of someone else’s movable property, with violence or threats, in gangs, with armed rebellion, in gang, with prior agreement, of gang formation and damage to goods of public utility.
“One minor suspect living in Halle was made available to the Halle-Vilvoorde prosecutor’s office,” said parquet spokesman Denis Goeman.
‘The Brussels Public Prosecutor’s Office is competent for the ten others, aged between 14 and 18. Five of them were placed in a closed institution, two were released under strict conditions, one was summoned to appear before a juvenile judge, one was released with a succession and one was available after being interrogated before the King’s prosecutor. “
According to the public prosecutor’s office, the investigation continues and it cannot be ruled out that arrests will follow in the following days.
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