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🇧🇪 Brussels, Belgium — May 24, 2016 A massive anti-austerity protest in Brussels ended in chaos after a senior police official was violently attacked in the street. Around 60,000 demonstrators had marched through the city center, organized by Belgium’s main trade unions to protest government plans to raise the retirement age and extend working hours. As the protest began to break up, tensions escalated between smaller groups of demonstrators and police. During the unrest, Pierre Vandersmissen, a police commissioner with the Brussels Capital Ixelles Police Zone, moved forward to push back protesters. Not wearing riot gear, Vandersmissen approached the crowd with a canister of pepper spray. In the confusion, he became separated from other officers. Moments later, a man wearing a red T-shirt and red cap approached from behind and struck him forcefully in the back of the head. The blow knocked Vandersmissen unconscious, and he collapsed motionless on the pavement. Emergency responders quickly transported him to a nearby hospital, where doctors treated him for concussion. He remained hospitalized overnight. The attacker fled the scene and was never publicly identified. Meanwhile, the situation across Brussels continued to deteriorate. Some protesters set cars on fire and threw projectiles at officers as police attempted to regain control of the streets. Authorities later confirmed that 36 people were arrested and 23 police officers were injured during the unrest. Images of the assault on Vandersmissen quickly spread across international media, becoming one of the most widely shared moments from the protest and highlighting the dangers officers face when demonstrations turn violent. 🎥 Follow @darklens_30 for more dark true crime & shocking history like this. #viral #reels #explore #trending #fyp
🇧🇪 Brussels, Belgium — May 24, 2016 A massive anti-austerity protest in Brussels ended in chaos after a senior police official was violently attacked in the street. Around 60,000 demonstrators had marched through the city center, organized by Belgium’s main trade unions to protest government plans to raise the retirement age and extend working hours. As the protest began to break up, tensions escalated between smaller groups of demonstrators and police. During the unrest, Pierre Vandersmissen, a police commissioner with the Brussels Capital Ixelles Police Zone, moved forward to push back protesters. Not wearing riot gear, Vandersmissen approached the crowd with a canister of pepper spray. In the confusion, he became separated from other officers. Moments later, a man wearing a red T-shirt and red cap approached from behind and struck him forcefully in the back of the head. The blow knocked Vandersmissen unconscious, and he collapsed motionless on the pavement. Emergency responders quickly transported him to a nearby hospital, where doctors treated him for concussion. He remained hospitalized overnight. The attacker fled the scene and was never publicly identified. Meanwhile, the situation across Brussels continued to deteriorate. Some protesters set cars on fire and threw projectiles at officers as police attempted to regain control of the streets. Authorities later confirmed that 36 people were arrested and 23 police officers were injured during the unrest. Images of the assault on Vandersmissen quickly spread across international media, becoming one of the most widely shared moments from the protest and highlighting the dangers officers face when demonstrations turn violent. 🎥 Follow @darklens_30 for more dark true crime & shocking history like this. #viral #reels #explore #trending #fyp

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