Brussels (Brussels Morning Newspaper): Brussels police arrested three suspects linked to a cocaine delivery gang, seizing €31,475 and 100 grams of cocaine. One suspect remains in custody, while two were released due to insufficient evidence.
Detectives in Brussels have arrested three people suspected of being part of a cocaine delivery gang. The group took orders by phone and delivered the drugs across the city. After collecting enough evidence, police carried out a series of house searches last Tuesday 8th October, authorized by an investigating judge.
What new developments emerge from the recent Brussels cocaine arrests?
Police have arrested three individuals during searches related to a cocaine delivery network in Brussels. They mentioned that these arrests are an important step forward in the investigation, as authorities work to uncover more details about the operation and any other members of the gang involved.
During the operation, police seized €31,475 in cash, showing the gang’s financial dealings. They also found 100 grams of cocaine, a large amount for drug distribution. Various luxury items were taken, suggesting the suspects might have been living well from their drug business.
Three suspects were arrested, and two were released after questioning because there wasn’t enough evidence against them. The third suspect was formally arrested and sent to prison facing charges of drug trafficking. The investigation is ongoing as authorities look into the wider operation and the suspects’ connections.
