The federal police dismantled a gang involved in the large-scale import and sale of semi-automatic weapons, both in Brussels and abroad, on October 1, 2025. A total of 90 semi-automatic weapons were confiscated, and 9 individuals were arrested during the investigation.
Details of the Investigation
The police operation focused on a network that was trafficking in semi-automatic firearms. This illegal activity not only affected Brussels but also extended beyond its borders. The scale of operations was significant, affecting both national and international safety. As part of the investigation, law enforcement officials seized a considerable number of weapons.
Throughout the course of the investigation, extensive efforts were made to track down the sources of these weapons and disrupt the flow of illegal firearms. The nine arrests marked a crucial step in combating the trafficking of such dangerous items. Each of these arrests was linked directly to the illegal trade uncovered.
Status of the Arrested Individuals
The arrested individuals are currently being processed as the investigation continues. Law enforcement agencies are focusing on gathering more evidence and understanding the full scope of the network involved. This proactive approach aims to dismantle any remaining elements of the operation and ensure public safety.
