
Morocco Reports 30% Drop in Crime Rate for 2022, Police Data Shows
The fight against crime in Morocco has borne fruit in 2022, with a 30.22% reduction, according to the annual report published by the General Directorate of National Security (DGSN).

The fight against crime in Morocco has borne fruit in 2022, with a 30.22% reduction, according to the annual report published by the General Directorate of National Security (DGSN).

The gendarmerie elements arrested in Moulay Bousselham in the province of Kenitra, an individual showing signs of mental imbalance, for physical assault on two French tourists, an octogenarian couple.

The Blois public prosecutor’s office has decided to appeal the indictment order retaining different criminal charges handed down on November 25 by the judge in charge of the case of the little Inass, whose body had been found in Suèvres (Loir-et-Cher), in a ditch of the A10, on August 11, 1987.

There is no need to worry about crime in Morocco . The security situation in the country is "normal and under control", thanks to the efforts made by the authorities, says the Minister of the Interior.

The city of Tangier recorded two murders on Thursday and Friday. They were two men, aged in their fifties and thirties, fatally stabbed in less than 24 hours.

The rate of cybercrime in Spain increased by 6.1% in 2021 compared to 2020. Several people, including Moroccans, have been arrested and are under investigation for this offense.

Morocco has extradited Golan Avitan, 54, a suspected member of the famous Abergil criminal family who fled Israel four years ago. He would be involved in a 2003 bomb attack that killed three people.

A shooting took place on Tuesday evening in Hoboken, Belgium, injuring a man who was taken to the hospital in critical condition. Drug trafficking settlement or isolated incident? The Antwerp public prosecutor’s office has opened an investigation.

About twenty people were arrested by elements of the prefectural judicial police service in Fez, for their involvement in the activities of several criminal gangs active in the possession and trafficking of drugs and psychotropic substances.

The Palma court has sentenced a 41-year-old Moroccan to five years in prison for intentionally ramming a national police vehicle in Son Banya, injuring two officers and causing significant damage to the vehicle.

The Spanish police launched a campaign in May to apprehend the ten most wanted fugitive criminals at the national and international level for murder, drug trafficking, forgery or sexual abuse of minors. Three of them have already been arrested.

The Spanish police arrested a Moroccan woman at the port of Tarifa who was wanted by the Spanish justice system. She was the subject of an active arrest warrant for a drug trafficking offense.