A 37-year-old woman has been accused of harassing and threatening the public prosecutor and police zones in Nivelles and Ottignies, with threats including arson and killings. J. R. was already convicted for fire-setting and has faced new allegations from February to July 2026. Prosecutors describe the threats as credible and say she claimed, during the 30 September hearing in Nivelles, that she had never harmed anyone and that it happens only “when I am in crisis.” At the correctional hearing in Nivelles on 30 September, the prosecutor Antoine D'Huart said the court could not order an internment in a closed special facility because her faculties of discernment are not abolished or altered. However, he warned of a high risk of reoffending. A 2025 psychiatric report, mentioned in court, points to serious psychiatric and judicial history, and prosecutors said she also posed risks for medical staff. The case references previous incidents, including a fire she allegedly set in her room at Fond'Roy in Uccle. The new charges against her cover harassment and threats of an attack, including statements such as “I will kill people,” “there will be deaths,” and “I will set fires.” Her lawyer accepted that she spread false information and engaged in harassment, but asked for a suspended sentence tied to further psychological and psychiatric follow-up. For sentencing, the prosecutor requested 18 months in prison with immediate effect, arguing that suspended probation sentences had repeatedly proven ineffective. The court case status is ongoing, with arguments made at the Nivelles correctional hearing on 30 September and sentencing requested at that time.