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Now Brussels Prime Minister steps on drug hotspots. Is the e-step the engine of crime?

E-steps, both private and partial steps are prohibited in 19 areas of the capital. Brussels Prime Minister Boris Dilliès (MR) takes this measure against drug violence. But is that really the solution? We ask criminalist Jelle Jans...

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Het Laatste NieuwsNow Brussels Prime Minister steps on drug hotspots. Is the e-step the engine of crime?Het Laatste NieuwsNow Brussels Prime Minister steps on drug hotspots. Is the e-step the engine of crime?
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