Mexico or Belgium? Calls To Mobilise Army As Gang War Sweeps Brussels
Cheap crack and a migrant underworld have created a perfect storm for the EU’s capital city.
Cheap crack and a migrant underworld have created a perfect storm for the EU’s capital city.
Enforcement has been almost non-existent for so long that cannabis is de facto legal.
According to a local mayor, online rumours that police had shot the man in the back contributed to the unrest.
Albanian gangs are running the UK drugs trade and in Italy “Albanian-speaking groups” are listed alongside the notorious ’Ndrangheta criminal organisation.
Spanish police have dismantled a bizarre shamanic sect accused of drugging vulnerable young people and sexually abusing them for years, charging large amounts of cash for members to be part of the group’s inner circle.
Prior to his latest run-in with the police and his subsequent and untimely death, the teenager had a total of 15 entries in the criminal records file.
Cities that allow the most destructive of human behavior to take over the public space are cities where civilized life as we know it is being marginalized and forced to give way to social fragmentation. Dignity yields to savagery.
Despite having claimed that his comments were made in jest, Brussels’ urban planning chief drew the ire not only of trade unions representing EU staffers but also of EC President Charles Michel.
Increases in acts of delinquency were observed “in almost all regions or departments,” the report states.
The Flemish port city of Antwerp, already known as being Europe’s ‘cocaine capital’, has fast become a place where drug cartels and their proxies work out their spats.
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