Cell punishment for man who sowed panic with 'cookie bomb belt'

brussels - The man who sang panic in a shopping street in Brussels in June 2016 with what later turned out to be a false bomb belt, has been sentenced to two years in prison, half of which is conditional. The court also imposed a fine of 1,800 euros on him.

The bomb belt was found to contain salt and biscuits. The twenties had called the police with the story that he had been kidnapped and someone would blow up his bomb belt from a distance in a shopping mall. The environment was deposited. The man soon knew that he had invented everything.

Shortly after the attacks of 22 March 2016 in Brussels, the man had already called the police with the story that he was involved in the attack on the airport near Brussels. He had also sucked that out of his thumb.