The Tunisian Primary Court jails gang members for 12 years

The Criminal Chamber of the Tunisian Primary Court, on Thursday 12 November 2026, sentenced gang members to 12 years in prison after being convicted of carrying out a series of robberies and robberies targeting residential properties in the capital.

The court charged the defendants with theft from inside a haunted shop using cracks and demolitions, after their actions included removing houses at different times of day and night, seizure of money, large amounts of paper and multiple electronic devices.

The judicial and security investigations had been launched following official complaints from a number of residents of the park and lighthouses, in which they confirmed that their homes were repeatedly broken into, robbed and lost during their absence.

Field and technical investigations conducted by the competent security units led to the identification of the suspects and their locations, enabling the gang members to be arrested, and a significant part of the robberies that were set for sale after mandatory inspections were carried out were seized.