Inzegane Police Arrest Three in Disturbing Case of Sexual Assault
On November 6, 2026, law enforcement authorities in the southern Moroccan city of Inzegane apprehended three individuals under grave allegations of luring a 16-year-old girl, sexually assaulting her, and administering narcotic substances. This alarming series of events was triggered by a report from the girl’s mother, who expressed concern over her daughter’s unexplained disappearance. The swift action by the police follows a thorough investigation initiated after her mother raised the alarm.
The situation intensified when the girl’s sister approached local police, accompanied by three individuals who claimed to have located the missing teenager in a public area of the nearby city of Ait Melloul. Upon discovery, the girl was found in a significantly intoxicated state, prompting immediate medical attention and examinations at a local hospital.
Subsequent investigations, bolstered by technical expertise, led authorities to question the three individuals who had initially reported finding the girl. Police suspect that these individuals may have played a more sinister role in her disappearance. They are believed to have lured the minor into a rental vehicle, navigating through various streets before ultimately taking her to a secluded area in the Qliaa region, adjacent to Ait Melloul.
Preliminary findings indicate that the girl was allegedly administered narcotic substances prior to one of the suspects committing the sexual assault. As investigations continue, the three suspects remain in police custody, under the supervision of the competent public prosecutor's office, as officials work to ascertain the details surrounding this distressing case and the specific involvement of each individual.
In a compassionate response to the incident, a specialized unit committed to supporting female victims of violence has been assigned to provide the necessary assistance to the minor as she navigates this traumatic experience. The authorities are determined to ensure that justice is served and that the victim receives the appropriate care during this difficult time.
As reported by en.hespress.com.
