Two Girls Expelled and Their Belongings Thrown into the Street in Tangier... Security Forces Intervene and the Perpetrator Gives His Side of the Story!

The Sidi Idris neighborhood in the city of Tangier witnessed an incident that sparked widespread outrage after a man evicted two young girls, smashed their personal belongings, and threw them out the window and in front of the door of their rented apartment, resulting in one of them being taken to the hospital due to the stress and physical assault.

Following the circulation of a video clip and the filing of a complaint, officers from the 7th Security District intervened, acting on direct instructions from the competent public prosecutor’s office, to open an investigation into the circumstances of the incident and to return the two girls to the apartment, while summoning the landlord to clarify the circumstances that led to the hiring of an individual with no contractual relationship to the victims to forcibly remove them.

In a subsequent media statement, the individual in question attempted to justify his actions by claiming there had been complaints from neighbors regarding immoral behavior, failure to fulfill rental obligations, and the presence of a number of people inside the residence in violation of the lease agreement.

Despite these allegations, a critical analysis shows that the individual’s claims of anger or protecting the property in no way justify “taking the law into one’s own hands,” violating the sanctity of the home, and throwing citizens’ belongings into the street, emphasizing that judicial procedures remain the only legal avenue for resolving rental disputes without undermining the sovereignty of the state and its institutions.