The security services denied the rumors about the protest of a German tourist as a result of being asked to pay 200 euros for a “pizza” meal in the city of Marrakech.
A video clip accompanied by a comment condemned the restaurant owner’s action of expelling a foreign tourist after she was subjected to fraud by being forced to pay a large amount for a pizza meal.
The Marrakech security, in response to the video, revealed that the initial investigation found no notification or complaint had been received by the national security services in the city regarding the details attached to this recording, before opening an inquiry that allowed for identifying the shop owner and obtaining his statement regarding this incident.
The research showed that the incident occurred more than a week before the Eid al-Adha holiday, and that the shop owner appearing in this recording was in the process of preventing the foreign tourist from entering his shop due to her obvious state of drunkenness and aggressiveness, and there was no relation between what was stated in this recording and the provision of a meal for a large financial amount as misrepresented in the accompanying comments.
The field investigations conducted at the scene also indicated that the restaurant owned by the person in question does not actually offer “pizza” meals, which was mentioned in the comments as being provided to the foreigner for an exaggerated amount of money.
