On April 3 at approximately 9 p.m., a police patrol attempted to check an individual in the North Quarter who then attempted to flee. Although he tripped and fell, he dropped a sum of cash, leading to his arrest for narcotics sale. During his search, police confiscated €15,673 in small denominations, 58.5g of cannabis, 11 cocaine pellets, and 23 XTC pills. The suspicious individual is known to the police, and the Brussels Public Prosecutor’s Office has taken over the case. He has been issued an arrest warrant by an investigating judge.
This April 3 around 9 p.m., a police patrol wants to check an individual in the North Quarter. The man tried to get out of control and so started running.
While fleeing, the suspect tripped, fell and dropped the cash in his hand. The police then arrested him for selling narcotics. During the suspect’s search, €15,673 in small denominations, 58.5g of cannabis, 11 cocaine pellets and 23 XTC pills were seized from the individual.
The suspect is known to the police. It was made available to the Brussels Public Prosecutor’s Office. An investigating judge was seized. The suspect has been placed under an arrest warrant.
In conclusion, the police’s vigilance and swift action led to the arrest of a narcotics seller in the North Quarter. The seized cash and illegal substances show the severity of the suspect’s activities. The justice system will now have the opportunity to investigate the case and hold the individual accountable for their actions. This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of law enforcement in ensuring the safety and well-being of our communities.
