The Royal Gendarmerie elements in Bni Drar, near the Algerian border, have succeeded in dismantling part of a dangerous criminal network that uses drones to transport large quantities of psychotropic drugs from Algeria to Morocco.
Prosecuted on several counts, including multiple thefts, forming a criminal gang, and violence, an individual involved in the physical assault of a German tourist has received a heavy prison sentence.
A Moroccan residing in Catalonia denounces a certain hypocrisy of his compatriots regarding the situation of Moroccan migrants who are sometimes accused of sowing chaos in this region. In a TikTok video, he stated that if the situation were reversed and Spanish migrants committed criminal acts in Morocco, they would be chased away "with stones and kicks."
The police services of Tetouan, in coordination with the General Directorate of Territorial Surveillance (DGST), have arrested two men responsible for the robbery of a store located near Hassan II High School, which took place last weekend.
The services of the National Financial Intelligence Authority (ANRF) have uncovered the existence of an increasingly sophisticated network of companies, involving money laundering, tax fraud, and criminal activities such as drug trafficking and corruption, as part of a series of investigations.
The Moroccan Liberal Party (PML) has called on King Mohammed VI to urgently intervene to protect the inhabitants of Rabat, particularly in the historic streets, against the offensive of "influential people" and "real estate mafia".
Persistent tensions between Morocco and Algeria are shifting to the field of cyberattacks.
While they thought he had fled to Morocco, Belgian investigators finally arrested Ali O., convicted in two separate trials for drug trafficking and membership in a criminal organization in the Antwerp region. He is currently incarcerated in Antwerp prison, Belgium.
Shopkeepers on Brabant Street in Schaerbeek can no longer tolerate the shootings related to settling scores between rival gangs. They are calling on city and regional authorities to put an end to drug trafficking in the neighborhood.
Faced with the resurgence of criminal acts in cities like Tangier, Tetouan and Agadir, law enforcement agencies are working to neutralize these lawless individuals.
Morocco is among the "vigilant countries" in the fight against financial crimes, according to the Global Economic and Financial Crime Index for the year 2025, published by a company specializing in legal advice and risk management.
Theft, assaults against people and public property with bladed weapons, and other forms of crime have become commonplace in several Moroccan cities. Thanks to the dissemination of numerous videos on social networks, law enforcement has managed to arrest suspects very quickly.