The material damage is estimated at 10,000 euros. YouTuber InoxTag, who recently released a documentary on his ascent of Everest, was robbed, according to information from Europe 1, confirmed by 20 Minutes. The property of the 22-year-old young man, located in Poissy in Yvelines, was forced and searched on Wednesday.
The burglar(s) entered through a window, forced open for the occasion, in order to steal the YouTuber's precious objects. In total, the damage is estimated at 10,000 euros, while a lot of computer equipment was stolen.
“I have to put my house under surveillance”
“Friends, everything is fine with me,” reacted Inoxtag on the social network during a previous break-in. He indicated that, during the burglary on Wednesday, the thug(s) had broken down the window with a crowbar. “After looking at everything this morning in peace they took nothing important, I don’t know what exactly he was looking for,” he detailed.
“I didn't think it would come to this, but I have to put my house under surveillance from today to ensure my safety and that of my loved ones,” he also announced.
InoxTag, whose real name is Inès Benazzouz, is followed by 8.7 million people on YouTube. His Instagram account has 6 million subscribers and his TikTok account has 6.3 million. This burglary comes two months after the release of his documentary which recounts his ascent of Everest and which caused a lot of talk.
