Enhanced Security Campaign by the Royal Gendarmerie in Outat El Haj Targets Non-Compliant Motorcycles

As part of ongoing efforts to combat various forms of crime and strengthen the sense of security among citizens, elements of the Royal Gendarmerie in Outat El Haj, in the Boulemane province, launched a wide-ranging security and sweeping operation on the evening of Monday, October 5, 2026. The campaign covered several city streets and identified hotspots where traffic violations and concerning behaviors are frequently reported.

Broad Participation from Various Territorial Centers

The security operation saw the effective participation of personnel from the Royal Gendarmerie centers of Tandit, Outat El Haj, and Missour, alongside the motorcycle brigade, under the direct field supervision of the motorcycle brigade commander and the head of the Outat El Haj territorial center. The campaign focused specifically on monitoring motorcyclists, particularly those violating traffic rules or lacking the required legal documentation.

Combating Noise Pollution and Reckless Driving

The operation also directly targeted motorcycles causing excessive noise or used for reckless stunt driving, due to the severe risks such irresponsible practices pose to the safety of road users and the general public. The campaign resulted in the impounding of several motorcycles and the processing of offenders in accordance with legal procedures.

Widespread Satisfaction and Public Support

Meanwhile, the security campaign was widely welcomed by the residents of Outat El Haj, who expressed their significant satisfaction with these field interventions. Citizens view these initiatives as effective contributions to enhancing security and curbing behaviors that threaten their safety, while also praising the tremendous efforts made by the Royal Gendarmerie to maintain public order and the safety of the population.