Prosecution seeks 2 years suspended prison sentence for young woman (21) from Oud-Heverlee who sold 3D-printed weapons online

The Leuven prosecutor seeks a two-year suspended sentence for a 21-year-old woman from Oud-Heverlee for selling 3D-printed weapons online. The couple was discovered after a tip from French police and Europol, leading to their arrest and the seizure of a 3D printer and various weapon parts. The prosecutor emphasized the danger of these weapons, which are undetectable by metal detectors and lack serial numbers, making them appealing to criminals. The woman admitted her naivety and expressed gratitude for being apprehended, while the prosecutor highlighted the potential harm these weapons could cause.