In a shocking turn of events, Moroccan YouTuber Ayoub Bn Nsns was apprehended by police in M'diq just days after posting a highly controversial video that ignited public outrage. The video in question depicted the gruesome act of skinning and roasting a deceased dog, which he presented as an 'Eid al-Adha sacrifice.' This act drew widespread condemnation from animal rights advocates and the general public alike, prompting legal action against him.
According to Mohamed Amziane, the president of the Al Rahma Association for the Care of Stray Dogs in M'diq, Bn Nsns was arrested in the Diza neighborhood of Martil, located within the M'diq-Fnideq prefecture. Following his arrest, he was transferred to the competent security authorities in Temara, his hometown, where legal proceedings are expected to continue. The Al Rahma Association, along with the Al Amal Association for Animal Welfare in Tetouan and the Mizan Al Rahma Wal Adala Association for the Defense of Animals in Tetouan, took the initiative to file a complaint with relevant authorities, demanding a thorough investigation into Bn Nsns's actions and the imposition of appropriate legal measures.
Ayoub Bn Nsns has built a reputation for creating content that often pushes the boundaries of acceptable behavior, focusing on controversial challenges and unique adventures. His videos frequently feature bizarre scenarios in remote forests and other isolated locations, which he documents in an effort to garner attention and drive engagement across social media platforms. Over the years, his content has provoked significant backlash, including past videos where he consumed insects and discovered chickens allegedly used in sorcery rituals, which he also proceeded to eat. His penchant for shock value has included cooking various animals, such as rats and scorpions, as well as a notorious challenge that involved him asking someone to bury him alive. Such actions have not only drawn criticism from animal welfare advocates but have also raised serious ethical concerns among viewers and social media users.
As reported by en.yabiladi.com.
