HIBAPRESS – Casablanca
Following the directives of the Public Prosecutor's Office, which stipulate the application of articles of the penal code from 581 to 584 related to the aggravation of penalties against those who set fire to public and private property, with penalties ranging from ten to twenty years in prison with aggravating circumstances, which are life imprisonment or the death penalty in the event of victims or serious injuries, elements of scientific security and technical police began to empty hundreds of surveillance cameras in a number of Moroccan cities to identify all those involved in acts of rioting, looting, theft, arson, and the storming of institutions and buildings.
Apparently, "the game is over" and it is no longer permissible to allow further recklessness after the peaceful demonstrations, which aimed to demand the reform of education and health, turned into demonstrations whose primary goal was the looting of others' property, destruction, theft and intimidation.
"My son is innocent," a phrase we do not want to hear in the future from anyone, for a simple reason: you, the father or you, the mother, are responsible for the actions of your children and their monitoring. It is not reasonable in the midst of all these events that you leave your children in the street after eight o'clock at night.
What is required of all parents is to contribute to maintaining public security by guiding their children to avoid going out after eight o'clock at night, and urging them to return early to their homes to avoid being exploited by criminals who are trying to create confusion and stir up chaos for looting and destruction. In short: "Keep your children close to you these days before they are lost, God forbid."
