BEA man was injured in a drug-related shooting in Brussels, targeting a police station. The incident has been described as part of a broader pattern of violence in the city. Belgium's Minister-President Boris Dilliès condemned the attack, vowing to combat organized crime through new measures such as appointing a Brussels commissioner for drugs and restricting e-scooter usage. The city's top prosecutor, Julien Moinil, stated that the attack aimed to undermine authority but emphasized that such efforts would fail. Brussels reported 57 shootings in the first half of 2026, resulting in two deaths and 21 injuries, according to VRT.
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