Following the publication of videos on social networks showing law enforcement officers slapping offenders, the Ministry of the Interior has opened an investigation. These agents are ensuring compliance with the state of health emergency declared, in order to curb the spread of COVID-19 in the kingdom.
Following violations of confinement in the cities of Tangier , Tetouan, Fez and Sale, the public prosecutor’s office has decided to open an investigation.
The regional judicial police service of Errachidia opened, on Thursday, March 12, an investigation into the crimes of financial corruption attributed to a president of a rural commune and an authority agent (caïd). They are suspected of having requested and received a bribe to carry out an act within the scope of their duties.
The judicial police of Marrakech opened, on Wednesday, a preliminary investigation into criminal acts attributed to a car driver. He would be involved in a deliberately provoked traffic accident, causing injuries and property damage.
A police inspector is the subject of an investigation by the Meknes police prefecture, on Tuesday, March 3, 2020, for acts of violence against a taxi driver and another person. He is also accused of having illegally used his service weapon.
Customs officers arrested a British national in Tangier on Tuesday, March 3, 2020. He was about to start a truck loaded with nearly 100,000 protective masks.
The inhabitants of the Mkinssia and Sidi Moussa neighborhoods in Salé were shocked by the discovery on Monday of a decomposing body of a woman.
A criminal police captain, suspended and disarmed "as a precautionary measure" last October, will resume work on March 2 in another unit. He is cleared of any suspicion of radicalization in the investigation conducted against him.
Two individuals, including a chief brigadier, have been the subject of a preliminary investigation opened by the judicial police in the city of Agadir since Thursday. They would be involved in cases of drug possession, reporting a fictitious crime and humiliation of the judicial police.
Moroccan engineer on a work assignment in France, Reda Amine, 26, is found dead in his hotel room in Evry, in the Paris region. His family, who refutes the thesis of suicide as the cause of his disappearance, demands "a thorough investigation and evidence".
Journalist Lou Syrah* has documented in a book the results of her investigation into the death of Louisa, 19, exorcised by an imam in 1994 in Roubaix, France. This Saudi-style exorcism lasted five hours.
The police arrested three individuals involved in the falsification of illness files of the National Social Security Fund (CNOPS) in the Beni Mellal region.