A Moroccan man wanted to bring his wife and their daughter, both living in Morocco, to France. The prefecture refused family reunification by citing a conviction related to violence committed in 2015. Eleven years after the events, the court has just annulled that decision.
Nayef Aguerd could leave Olympique de Marseille as early as this summer. After a first season disrupted by injuries, the Moroccan defender is no longer considered untouchable, while Rennes and several Gulf clubs are monitoring his situation.
Sentenced in absentia to fifteen years in prison on Wednesday in Besançon for a Kalashnikov shooting that seriously injured two men in June 2023, Sahbi El Asraoui, 26, is still on the run in Morocco. His 20-year-old accomplice was sentenced to seven years.
Seriously injured after a choking game in a school in Dijon, Hakim, a 12-year-old student, is in poor condition. His mother plans to file a complaint.
Wanted since March 8, 2023, when he had fled his trial for attempted murder in Besançon, and also suspected of murder, Sahbi E., a 26-year-old man, was arrested on Friday in Marrakech, Morocco. An extradition procedure to France is underway.
Arrested at his home in Dijon by the gendarmerie for the murders of Nathalie Boyer committed in 1988 and of Leila Afif in 2000, in the "missing persons of Isère" case, the Moroccan retiree Mohammed C. was indicted for homicide.
A man of Moroccan origin was arrested in Dijon by the gendarmes. He is suspected of being involved in two unsolved murder cases: those of Laïla Afif, 40, in 2000, and Nathalie Boyer, 15, in 1988. These two tragedies, which took place in Isère, have disturbing similarities that have caught the attention of the investigators of the national cold case unit in Nanterre.
After the religious ceremony celebrated in Dijon, Cindy Fabre, Miss France 2005 and director of the Miss France committee, and her husband Sylvain Camos flew to Marrakech this week for a second wedding reception.
The Moroccan Tarik Attar suspected of having murdered Valentin Amrouche in 2017 in Montceau-les-Mines (Saône-et-Loire) saw his sentence of 30 years in prison, with a 12-year security period, confirmed by the Dijon Assize Court of Appeal during the night of Friday, May 7 to Saturday, May 8.
The appeal trial of the Moroccan Tarik Attar, sentenced to 30 years in prison at first instance for the murder of Valentin Amrouche, began on Monday, May 3 before the Dijon Assize Court of Appeal. The victim’s grandparents want the sentence to be confirmed.
Five young foreigners, including a Moroccan, violently resisted the police during a check at the Dijon train station. Result: an officer seriously injured in the hand. The police still managed to arrest them.
Without financial resources, Amine Abounour, a young Moroccan student at a business school in Dijon, has launched an online crowdfunding campaign on the GoFundMe website to pay his tuition fees.