In Rahat, they warn of the incessant shooting: "It seems the criminals control the police - and not the other way around"

Residents of Rahat are warning of incessant gunfire, two days after a young man was murdered in the city. Bullets penetrated homes and children's rooms, and residents speak of fear for their lives and a feeling that criminals control the police.

Two days after the murder of 23-year-old Mohand Kamalat by gunfire in Rahat, residents of the city describe living under terror from incessant shooting. During the past night, gunfire was heard for more than five hours, and bullets penetrated homes and children's rooms. Residents speak of fear of filing a police complaint due to concern for their lives, and a feeling that criminals control the police and its institutions. The murder is apparently linked to an attack on a teenager about a week and a half ago by a masked group.

In Rahat, they warn of the incessant shooting: "It seems the criminals control the police - and not the other way around"