Rabat Court Sentences Algerian Fan Who Urinated in Stands to Three Months in Prison
19 January 2026at19:55
The Rabat Court of First Instance issued its verdict today, Monday, against the Algerian fan known as "the urinator in the stands," who had been held in custody pending investigation.
The court sentenced him to three months in prison and a fine of 500 dirhams. He was prosecuted on two charges: "public indecency" and "uttering phrases contrary to public morals and ethics against an individual or group during sports matches or events."
This ruling is part of efforts to combat acts that violate order and ethics inside stadiums, aiming to preserve public safety and the integrity of sports competitions.
Q&A
Why was the Algerian fan sentenced by the Rabat Court?
The fan was sentenced to three months in prison and a 500 dirham fine for charges including public indecency and uttering phrases contrary to public morals during a sports match.
How does this court ruling impact stadium conduct and safety?
This ruling is part of ongoing efforts to combat acts that violate order and ethics inside stadiums, aiming to preserve public safety and the integrity of sports competitions.
