
Europol's Most Wanted Drug Lord Plays Soccer Match in Morocco, Evades Capture
One of the most wanted men by Europol was seen a few days ago in northern Morocco. Even worse, he participated in a football match in full view of everyone.

One of the most wanted men by Europol was seen a few days ago in northern Morocco. Even worse, he participated in a football match in full view of everyone.

A truck driver of Moroccan origin has just been sentenced to pay a heavy customs fine in France. The latter was transporting a large quantity of cannabis.

In the night from Friday to Saturday in Hoboken, in the Antwerp region, an explosion targeted a house on De Hertstraat, damaging the front door of a house belonging to Moroccans but without causing any injuries.

Spain is facing a "new drug" from Morocco. Called " karkoubi " and very well known in the kingdom, it is often referred to as "the drug of the poor".

A significant drug seizure was made by the Civil Guard at the port of Motril, where nearly 300 kilos of hashish were discovered hidden in a refrigerated truck coming from Morocco.

The trial of six men, all of Algerian origin, accused of exploiting unaccompanied Moroccan minors , opened this Thursday, December 14 in Paris.

The head of a criminal organization specialized in hashish trafficking implicated an elected member of parliament from the Southern Provinces during an interrogation by police officers.

Mohammed C., nicknamed " the Algerian " , a notorious figure in the drug trafficking milieu, has been arrested in Morocco, a piece of information confirmed by the Belgian authorities.

A large quantity of drugs was seized last week inside a vehicle at the Cette-Eygun (Pyrénées-Atlantiques) level. Two Moroccans were arrested .

A man of Moroccan origin was killed in the night from Saturday to Sunday in Seville, in southern Spain. The exact circumstances of this shooting which also left two injured are not yet known.

On the list of the most wanted drug traffickers are several Belgo-Moroccans. They now live in Morocco, Turkey and the United Arab Emirates, thus escaping Belgian and French justice.

After a 12-year prison sentence for his escape from Beauvais and 13 years of detention in Bordeaux for drug trafficking, the Franco-Moroccan Mohammed Benabdelhak, alias "the Bumpy One", sees his criminal record further aggravated by a new conviction.