Homeless Moroccan Man with Multiple Aliases Jailed for Theft and Trespassing in France

This homeless man of Moroccan nationality alone answers to the names: Slimane Nassi, Salline El Nassi, Salim El Nasse, Salim Nassie, Salim Elnassi. According to L’Ardennais, Salim El Nazi is his real name; he was born in Agadir in November 1998 and not in 2002 as he claims, accused of having underestimated his age to benefit from the legislation applicable to minors and contest the validity of an obligation to leave French territory taken in 2017 (foreigners under 18 are not deportable).

Another trick of Salim’s, in court, he claimed to speak French rather poorly, hence he benefited from the services of an interpreter, he who in custody spoke French perfectly, in which he covered the agents with vulgar expressions.

Under the identity of Salim El Nazi corresponds a criminal record overflowing with convictions handed down by the Paris court for receiving, burglary or pickpocketing.

He completes the list in Reims with his intrusion into a houseboat, violent theft committed on a man from whom he snatched his necklace on Place d’Erlon, insulting an officer.

All this earns him eight months in prison with placement in detention, supplemented by four other months for having used some of the aliases during the two arrests, i.e. one year to be served.