Due to European regulations on imports of dairy products, this Friday, September 13, the Algerian spread El Mordjene was banned from sale in European countries. A sales employee who wanted to restock was attacked by falling into an ambush.
All summer long, consumers rushed to shopping malls to try this Algerian spread El Mordjene. However, due to European regulations on imports of dairy products, it was banned from sale this Friday, September 13. Selling for a fortune, it served as a pretext for criminals to plot an ambush.
Find some by all means
In recent days in Marseille, residents have been rushing to supermarkets to find the last available jars of hazelnut flavor. And the lucky ones have to pay the price. In stores, prices have gone from 6-7 euros to more than 15 euros for a 700 gram jar.
Friday evening, while trying to restock on spread, a Marseille man fell into an ambush. A business leader who thought he had found his golden goose sent his employee to collect a stock after an announcement. The man was dispatched to the Varberelle district in the 11th arrondissement with several thousand euros in cash, revealed Provence.
A race that ends badly
Once there at around 11pm, the man had to go up to the upper floors of a building and was met by several men with handguns in hand, who robbed him and then released him. The Territorial Crime Division – DCT – has been called in to investigate the matter opened by the police.
