A young woman of Moroccan origin spent several months locked in a room in the presence of a dangerous dog. Her boyfriend, a 22-year-old Moroccan national, had held her hostage, locking her in a room and only allowing her to go out in his company.
The General Directorate of National Security (DGSN) in a press release has just provided more details on the case of this fake interview carried out by the Spanish channel TV Cuatro. And everything seems false, even what the protagonists seemed to believe.
A few days ago, a Spanish channel conducted an interview with a man said to be the Moroccan Pablo Escobar, and the number one baron of the sale of psychotropic drugs (but not only). A police investigation would have revealed that it was all a masquerade...
In their fight against drug barons, the Moroccan judicial authorities have opted for a new approach that seems to be more effective. This involves the seizure of the dealers’ assets that allow them to launder dirty money.
A 29-year-old Algerian was arrested on Monday for international drug trafficking, in Casablanca. He was the subject of an international arrest warrant for drug trafficking issued by the Algerian authorities.
Under an international arrest warrant issued via Interpol by the French authorities, a French national has just been arrested by the police in Essaouira. The Moroccan justice system must soon rule on his extradition.
The latest report from Prohibition Partners, a think tank that advocates through studies and statistics for a broad decriminalization of cannabis, states that 9 countries, including Morocco, are considering legalizing this drug within the next four years, in order to open up a lucrative market with unsuspected medical and recreational outlets.
The Arabic-language version of the BBC channel has just produced a documentary of over 50 minutes talking at length about cannabis production, but also about its transportation to markets, and its legal and illegal sales.
A truck from Morocco has just been intercepted in the Seville region, and more precisely in Carmona. It contained, hidden in a false bottom, 1,500 kilograms of hashish. For the police, it’s a great catch.
An arrest was about to go wrong in Safi, in a neighborhood in the south of the city, where many residents of the neighborhood wanted to prevent the arrested person from being taken to the police station.
The Central Bureau of Judicial Investigations (BCIJ) has managed to thwart a major cannabis resin trafficking operation in Casablanca.
The General Directorate of National Security (DGSN) has just announced the arrest of an Algerian who is the subject of an arrest warrant issued by the police in his country.