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Justice & InstitutionsUpdated 1 July 2026, 12:00 UTC

Nonceveux resident suspected of trying to set employer’s home on fire in Liège case

Updated 1 July 2026, 12:00 UTC — LIÈGE: A man from Nonceveux, in the Aywaille municipality, was suspected of trying to set fire to his employer’s house, La Dernière Heure reported on 30 May 2026. The same report said the suspect had previously been convicted in a separate violent case, including for disembowelling a man. Belgium Pulse found no matching court communiqué or second news report confirming the full case file, so the central allegation is attributed to DH.

Justice & InstitutionsUpdated 17 June 2026

Brussels court gives one-year prison term for arson of three police vehicles in Ixelles

Updated 17 June 2026, Brussels. A Brussels court has handed down a one-year custodial sentence for the deliberate burning of three police vehicles in Ixelles, according to La DH. The reported judgment concerns an arson case involving police property in the Brussels-Capital Region. La DH reported the sentence on Wednesday under the headline “Un an ferme pour l’incendie volontaire de trois véhicules de police à Ixelles.” Belgium Pulse has not found an official court communiqué or police-zone statement giving further details on the defendant, the date of the fire or any appeal. The police zone concerned is Brussels Capital-Ixelles, identified by PolBru as the local police zone covering Brussels and Ixelles. Belgium’s official justice portal, Belgium.be, lists justice organisation, victims’ services and court procedures as federal public-service information areas, giving the institutional context for criminal cases of this type.