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Belgian justice sentences Kizo Ragh to 10 years
The Antwerp Court of Appeals in Belgium has sentenced Anas Al-Azzozi, known as "Khezo," to 10 years in prison after he was convicted of firing three rounds at a person in the Borkehaout area, as part of conflicts between members of organized crime and drug trafficking networks. Although he fled to Morocco in 2015 and was detained there in January 2016, a Moroccan court also sentenced him to 10 years for the same offenses. However, the Belgian court justified its ruling by stating that there were no official final documents proving his conviction in Morocco, despite being aware of his detention there. Additionally, the Belgian Court of Appeals upheld a 14-year prison sentence in absentia for brothers Ali and Mohamed Ashouk, on charges of issuing orders and inciting the attack in Borkehaout, and issued international arrest warrants against them. During his escape, "Khezo" reacted sarcastically on social media, which led to him being nicknamed the "Laughing Gangster."
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