
Arrests Made in Violent Assault on Gay Man in Tangier, Morocco
The judicial police of Tangier have arrested four individuals, including three minors, for their alleged involvement in the case of the savage assault of a homosexual .

The judicial police of Tangier have arrested four individuals, including three minors, for their alleged involvement in the case of the savage assault of a homosexual .

Reacting to a video of rare violence circulating on social networks, showing an exchange of blows and injuries on the public highway, the elements of the prefectural service of the judicial police of Tangier arrested on Saturday, November 12, 2022, four individuals, one adult and three minors, aged between 13 and 24 years old. It would be a homophobic attack.

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