The Attorney General of the King at the Court of First Instance ordered the detention of the two nurses and the two foreign men caught inside a room of the Provincial Hospital of Khouribga, smoking shisha.
Information from the Directorate General of Territorial Surveillance (DGST) allowed the Prefectural Judicial Police Service of Agadir to arrest an individual suspected of being linked to an international drug trafficking network.
More than thirty people were brought before the Specialized Chamber for Financial Crimes of the Court of Appeal in Rabat, for international drug trafficking. 18 officers of the Royal Armed Forces (FAR) were present at this hearing. Among them was the Commander of the 6th Border Guard Company.
The Gibraltar customs services managed to apprehend a German national at the Spanish border. The individual was in possession of a large quantity of drugs from Morocco.
An attempt to traffic cannabis resin was thwarted by the Moroccan customs at the Port of Tangier on Tuesday, August 27. A couple of Moroccans residing abroad (MREs) tried to smuggle a quantity of 460 kilograms, carefully hidden in the bodywork of their 4x4 car, in the form of slabs.
Two nurses were caught, inside a room of the Provincial Hospital of Khouribga, smoking shisha, in the company of two foreign men. The information has been circulating on social networks this week.
Two men suspected of having participated in at least one go-fast between Morocco and Belgium and, arrested on October 22, 2018 near Bayonne, were kept in prison, while they were asking, on Wednesday, August 21, 2019, for their release.
Several gendarmes and officers of the Moroccan army would be involved in the international cocaine trafficking. Many other elements of the Royal Gendarmerie, involved in drug trafficking, would be sought by the police.
A drug trafficking operation was foiled by a unit of the Royal Navy on a mission in the Atlantic, off Assilah, using "Go-fast" boats. This operation made it possible to seize 130 bales of cannabis resin, with a total weight of more than 4 tons, according to a military source.
Another drug case in Driouch. Indeed, the elements of the Auxiliary Forces proceeded to seize a large quantity of cannabis resin, in the province of Driouch, on Wednesday, August 14, 2019. This is a shipment that was about to be shipped to Europe.
The Civil Guard freed, on July 30, 2019, in a house in Almussafes (Valencia), a Moroccan caught up with a group of Italians, for a drug case, which went wrong.
3 tons of cocaine is what was washed up by the sea on the beach of Sidi Rahal, in the province of Berrechid. The cargo discovered on Sunday, August 11, 2019, was seized by the authorities.