Suspects in deadly shooting in Forest arrested in Spain | Brussels

Suspects in deadly shooting in Forest arrested in Spain | Brussels
Suspects in deadly shooting in Forest arrested in Spain | Brussels
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Two people in their twenties suspected of a fatal shooting in Forest in July 2020 were recently arrested in Spain. La Capitale reports this and the news is confirmed by the duo’s lawyers. The two, MD and YJ, had already been placed under arrest warrant in the file in 2020 and were referred to the court of assizes in 2022, but went on the run again about a year ago.

The shooting took place on the night of 4 to 5 July 2020 in Alfred Orbanstraat in Vorst, and took the life of a 23-year-old young man, Soufiane Benali, nicknamed “Nana”. Two other young men, aged 17 and 19, were seriously injured. A few days after the facts, two suspects, two in their twenties, were arrested, but one of them was quickly released.

About a week after the shooting, MD and YJ presented themselves to the police and were placed under arrest warrants for murder, attempted murder and verbal threats under orders or conditions. They are said to have fired the fatal shots. The two were referred to the assize court in 2022 for the fatal shooting, together with third suspect YB

MD had been under electronic surveillance for some time when he cut his ankle monitor and went on the run about a year ago. He was recently arrested in Spain, in the company of YJ. According to La Capitale, both were in possession of weapons and were arrested as part of an investigation by the Spanish judiciary.



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