Former 'state enemy' of France Antonio Ferrara receives 13 years in prison in Brussels for failed robbery of cash depot

Antonio Ferrara, a notorious criminal, was sentenced to 13 years in prison in Brussels for his role in a failed robbery of a cash depot. He and his gang were arrested after a shootout with police while attempting to escape. The group had planned the heist in Bochum, Germany, but turned back upon noticing increased security. Police later discovered a large arsenal of weapons during searches. Ferrara, previously labeled a 'state enemy' by France, has a history of violent crimes and prison escapes. Other gang members received sentences ranging from 7 to 13 years, including notable figures from the French crime scene.