
Viral Video Leads to Arrest of Reckless Driver in Casablanca
The reckless driver whose video was widely shared on social media was arrested on Saturday, January 11 in Casablanca.

The reckless driver whose video was widely shared on social media was arrested on Saturday, January 11 in Casablanca.

A former inmate, with a total of 28 offenses, a repeat offender was about to commit a massacre with his bladed weapon, had it not been for the vigilance of an investigator from the judicial police of Khouribga .

The prefectural police service of Agadir arrested an individual for his alleged involvement in the voluntary homicide of a taxi driver (2nd category).

A utility vehicle loaded with 311 kilograms of kif and 25 kilograms of powdered tobacco was seized on Thursday morning by the judicial police in the city of Goulmima. The operation was made possible thanks to information provided by the services of the Directorate General of Territorial Surveillance (DGST).

Two peace officers from the Fez Police Headquarters were forced to brandish their service weapons, without using them, during a security intervention to arrest a repeat offender in an advanced state of drunkenness.

Actively sought for drug trafficking, kidnapping and sequestration offenses, a repeat offender, aged 35, finally fell into the hands of the judicial police elements in Agadir.

Two individuals, one of whom is wanted nationally, were arrested on Friday in Casablanca . They are accused of alleged involvement in a case of possession and trafficking of drugs and psychotropics.

A repeat offender, under the influence of drugs, was arrested in Salé. He is accused of his alleged involvement in an attempted assault, with a bladed weapon, on police officers in the performance of their duties.

Two individuals were arrested on Friday in Oujda for their alleged links to an international drug trafficking network.

The judicial police of the provincial security district of Tan-Tan has carried out a major crackdown. On Friday morning, it proceeded to the arrest of six individuals for their alleged links with a criminal network active in the international trafficking of drugs, psychotropic substances, and attempted voluntary manslaughter with a firearm.

The security services in Ouarzazate have used, for the first time, a biometric identification device to identify people wanted by the justice system.

16.2 tons of cannabis resin hidden in a truck bound for Europe were seized last Monday at the port of Tanger-Med (northern Morocco).