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A young police inspector from Heist-op-den-Berg in the province of Antwerp was fired for fabricating a false letter of threats on behalf of ISIS.
This letter was posted on the front door of the police station, two weeks after the attacks in Paris, report Thursday Het Laatste Nieuws and La Dernière Heure. The letter, an A4 page, included the symbol of the terrorist organization and the Syrian flag. It read "Vuile flikken" (dirty cops), with the names of two police officers and the license plate numbers of their car.
The sheet was found on the front door of the Heist police station. op-den-Berg on Friday, November 27, 2015, in the middle of the night. While Belgium had just revised upwards its level of terrorist threat, it was not taken lightly.
But the investigation showed that it was written and printed from a computer of the police station, with police paper. The suspicions then fell on Andy V.
The latter denies, but he was dismissed and sentenced to 60 hours of work. The Council of State has just dismissed his appeal against his dismissal. Her lawyer is considering other legal steps.
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