Brussels (Brussels Morning Newspaper): On 27th October at 5:15 p.m. in Brussels, police responded to gunfire near Lacaillestraat and Bloemistenstraat. Commissioner Linda Camarero-Verde confirmed shell casings were found, but no victims or suspects were located. Investigation underway.
On 27th October around 5:15 p.m. on the evening of the incident, police responded to reports of gunfire near Lacaillestraat and Bloemistenstraat in Brussels. Police Commissioner Linda Camarero-Verde confirmed the seriousness of the situation. Upon arrival, officers found shell casings and blood traces, indicating that several shots had been fired and that someone might have been injured.
What steps are police taking in the investigation of the Brussels shooting incident?
In response to the situation, the police set up a secure area around the scene to ensure public safety, using police tape to restrict access to only emergency services and investigators. This was important for gathering evidence. They launched an investigation into the shooting to find out what happened, including looking for suspects and motives, and updates from authorities were expected regarding any arrests or new information.
Despite thorough searches near Lacaillestraat and Bloemistenstraat, Police Commissioner Linda Camarero-Verde reported that no victims or suspects were found after the shooting. The Brussels public prosecutor’s office has been notified to start a formal investigation, and police will interview people, check surveillance footage, and gather evidence to understand what happened. Updates are expected as the investigation continues to ensure community safety.
