The phenomenon of motorcycle pickpocketing is making a strong comeback on the streets of Fez

Heba Press _ Fez

The city of Fez has recently turned into a haven for thieves, as the phenomenon of motorcycle pickpocketing has returned to the city of Fez. The lens of “Heba Press” has examined the situation closely, and not a day goes by without the city realizing it. The streets and alleys record the thefts to which citizens are exposed in plain sight day and night by criminals who intend to seize their phones and money, using bladed weapons that terrorize the souls of the victims.

A phenomenon that has strangely and strongly developed in the scientific capital in the absence of a name for security. In many areas of the streets and alleys of the city center, thieves strike and hide, fleeing on silent motorcycles, in complete disregard of the law and respect for the law. without fear of punishment and under the eyes of passers-by who hesitate to intervene to save the victim for fear of the oppression of thieves and their revenge.

Victims, whether men or women, especially girls, who go to work in the morning under cover of darkness, forcing them to leave their homes before sunrise. They lie in wait for them and steal what they are carrying, whether it is a man or a woman. a bag, a mobile phone or money, under threat of weapons or sudden kidnappings, without fear, and leave them behind as citizens. They are psychologically terrified and traumatized, and they are often subjected to injuries and blows with bladed weapons (knives, Japanese). , sharp blades …), which the thieves transport to intimidate people, using motorcycles, most of them stolen, and without identity papers, to facilitate their escape from the scene of the crime.

The feeling of insecurity now weighs on the inhabitants of Fez, and the obsession of being exposed to an unwanted encounter with thieves everywhere casts a dark shadow on their daily lives.

A problem that requires the intervention of security services to deal with the spread of this phenomenon and eliminate it in order to restore a sense of security in the souls of the city’s residents and visitors.
The question remains… Who is responsible for this phenomenon that has become widespread in the scientific capital, especially as we prepare to organize the World Cup?