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<\/a><\/center><\/p>\nReuters<\/a> reports that a security guard for a nuclear plant was killed for his security badge;<\/p>\n The French language Derniere Heure (DH) newspaper reported the security guard’s badge was de-activated as soon as it was discovered he had been shot dead in the Charleroi region of Belgium and his badge stolen.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n An updated Reuters article<\/a> says that the Belgian government denies those claims;<\/p>\n [T]he local prosecutor on Saturday ruled out any militant link.<\/p>\n The Charleroi prosecutor’s office also denied media reports that his security pass had been stolen and been de-activated as soon as investigators raised the alarm, public broadcaster VTM said.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n The UK’s Daily Mail<\/a> reports that the guard, Didier Prospero, was found dead in his bathroom by his children when they returned home from school;<\/p>\n It had been feared the murder may be part of an ISIS plot to attack the facility and release radioactive waste into the atmosphere. <\/p>\n Or, the terrorists could have been planning to steal radioactive material to create a so-called dirty bomb. <\/p>\n Also, it is possible the terrorists wanted to sabotage a critical piece of machinery and cause the plant to meltdown, leading to a critical release of radioactive material. <\/p>\n Sebastien Berg, spokesman for the federal agency responsible for Belgium’s nuclear industry said they were fearful of a bomb exploding inside a plant or terrorists conducting a 9\/11-style attack using a hijacked aircraft. <\/p><\/blockquote>\n