Federal police are seeking more information about last Sunday's fatal shooting in the Brussels borough of Anderlecht and have asked the general public for help. Detectives are asking people to share camera footage that may show the suspect(s). Police are also still looking for more information about the man who was shot dead. Anyone who knows more can call the toll-free number 0800/30 3000.
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Police seek help from public at large regarding Anderlecht shooting
Colin Clapson
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One person was killed and another injured in the shooting that took place in the Doverstraat in Anderlecht (Brussels) last Sunday. The perpetrator or perpetrators fired shots with a Kalashnikov and may have fled in a grey Audi A4.
Police are now asking the public at large to share camera footage from surveillance cameras, dashcams, doorbell cameras and other footage that may show the perpetrator or perpetrators just before, during or after the events.
Detectives are also seeking more information about the deceased. The 28-year-old man reportedly of no fixed abode may have visited several homeless shelters. On the evening of the events, he was wearing a red coat, dark trousers and light plimsols.
Can you help?
Anybody with camera footage or other useful information to share is asked to contact police on 0800/30 3000. If you are abroad, please call +32 2 554 44 88.
You can also fill in this form on the police website and retain anonymity.