Shocking Developments After Young Women Were Kicked Out and Their Belongings Thrown onto the Street in Tangier... The Mall Behind the Incident Made a Profit!

The case involving the eviction of three young women from their residence in the Sidi Idris neighborhood of Tangier has seen decisive security and judicial developments, as officers from the 7th Security District arrested the main suspect—the brother of the property owner— three days after he fled and failed to respond to official summonses. Following the arrest, the competent public prosecutor’s office issued strict instructions to place the suspect in pretrial detention and bring him before a judge while in custody, based on charges that he forcibly broke into the apartment, physically and verbally assaulted the female tenants, and threw their personal belongings onto the public street without following the applicable legal procedures.

In response, the young female victims appeared in video statements refuting rumors that they had returned home, confirming that they continue to endure harsh conditions and homelessness on the street, under the threat of “krisaj” and verbal and physical assaults by the accused and his family. These firm measures taken by the judicial and security authorities reveal a decisive and principled stance against the practice of “taking the law into one’s own hands,” while emphasizing that judicial procedures and competent courts are the only legally recognized means for resolving rental disputes and protecting citizens’ rights and property.