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Hunting warden’s vehicle torched in Sidi Allal Tazi, Kenitra

On the night of Sunday to Monday, October 5, 2026, the center of the Sidi Allal Tazi commune in the Kenitra province was the scene of an incident that caught the attention of the local public and the hunting sector. The vehicle of a hunting warden, tasked with monitoring hunting activities, was completely destroyed by fire.

Security action and urgent judicial investigation

Upon being notified, elements of the Royal Gendarmerie immediately arrived at the scene to conduct preliminary assessments. An urgent judicial investigation has been opened under the supervision of the competent public prosecutor’s office to uncover all circumstances and details surrounding the incident and determine how the fire started.

Hypotheses and questions regarding motives

This incident comes at a time when the warden in question is known for his firm stance against various forms of illegal hunting in the region. The situation has raised several questions among observers, ranging from potential retaliation due to his professional rigor to internal disputes or a purely accidental occurrence unrelated to his work.

Awaiting official research results

Despite local speculation, the true causes of the incident depend on the results of the judicial investigation led by the Royal Gendarmerie. This research aims to reveal the full truth and determine responsibilities without jumping to premature conclusions.

Demands for protection and support for wardens

This incident has brought back to the forefront the discussion on the necessity of providing necessary protection for hunting wardens, enabling them to perform their field duties in safe conditions. Fighting illegal hunting is a collective responsibility, and the incident has triggered a wave of solidarity with the warden, pending the results of the official investigation.

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