Friday, January 4, 2019

Belgium: Muslims stone cops and firefighters who enter “jihadi capital” Molenbeek after riots and looting

Belgium: Muslims stone cops and firefighters who enter “jihadi capital” Molenbeek after riots and looting



“‘The Brussels firefighters and those from other cities are sick and tired of being attacked while doing their duty.’ He complained that the police are understaffed and not able to keep the streets safe, with de-facto control of some boroughs in the hands of rioters.”

The rioters do not respect Belgian law or accept the authority of the cops and firefighters. But no one wants to consider the implications of that.

“WELCOME TO HELL New Year’s riots and looting make Belgium’s notorious ‘jihadi capital’ Molenbeek a no go zone for cops and firefighters,” by Phoebe Cooke, The Sun, January 2, 2019 (thanks to the Geller Report):
NEW Year’s riots and looting made Belgium’s notorious “jihadi capital” Molenbeek a no-go zone for cops and firefighters, a fire chief has said.
The Brussels neighbourhood has previously been dubbed a “breeding ground for violence” after three of the extremists who carried out the November 2015 attacks in Paris were revealed to be from the district.
As revellers saw in 2019, cops were also forced to close down the metro station Etangs Noirs after disturbances broke out on the streets outside the entrance.
In total 37 people were arrested by the police.
But according to union representative and firefighter Eric Labourdette, his colleagues were unable to extinguish some fires in Molenbeek as they could not get any cops to guide them in to the dangerous borough and to then protect them against attackers.
Labourdette said: “The Brussels firefighters and those from other cities are sick and tired of being attacked while doing their duty.”
He complained that the police are understaffed and not able to keep the streets safe, with de-facto control of some boroughs in the hands of rioters.
Labourdette said: “Like each year, this New Year’s Eve was quite heavy for the firefighters of our capital. After the clock struck 12, the fire brigade was called for burning rubbish bins in the Etangs Noirs borough.
“At the spot in Rue Piers we saw a number of youths. There was quite a lot of smoke by fireworks on the streets, even though that is forbidden.
“Multiple rubbish bins and also a Christmas tree were on fire. There was a huge number of youths on the street, but the police were nowhere to be seen.”
According to Labourdette, the firefighters had to call off their mission “because their safety could not be guaranteed”.
On their way back, their fire truck was reportedly attacked with projectiles and stones thrown by the youths.
Labourdette said: “At all sorts of events they [firefighters] get stones thrown towards their heads….

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