A drone spotted on the Moroccan side during the visit of the heads of Spain’s National Police and Guardia Civil to Sebta has raised questions. A cable was hanging beneath the aircraft, but its function and the drone’s mission remain unknown.
A vendor in Jemaa el-Fna Square was arrested after asking a tourist for 200 dirhams for a few peanuts, three dates and two pieces of dried fig. The transaction was filmed, and also led to the closure of his stall.
The United States wants to fund the deployment of a mobile forensic laboratory intended for Laâyoune, Dakhla and their surrounding areas. The U.S. call for proposals closes this Wednesday, September 9.
The purchase of around ten tortoises and a lizard by foreign tourists for approximately 6,000 dirhams prompted an intervention in the medina of Marrakech. Seven shops are being investigated, and several reptiles as well as animal skins have been seized.
The United States has just updated its practical travel advice for people visiting Morocco. Washington does not consider urban buses safe and warns its citizens that the police response after a crime is reported may be inconsistent.
Nearly a month after his disappearance in Tangier, Ouadoud Rabbaj remains missing. His family is now considering a new possibility: the 22-year-old MRE may have been mistaken for a homeless person and moved out of the city.
In Tangier, a demonstration behind the wheel of a Ferrari ended in front of the police. The driver of the high-performance car was arrested after driving deemed spectacular and dangerous through the city’s streets.
Drug barons, fraudsters wanted in the United States, kidnapping suspects or fugitives carrying forged papers: arrests are multiplying in Morocco. Since the beginning of the year, around thirty people wanted by Interpol are believed to have already been intercepted there.
Tanger police have just deployed two vehicles capable of automatically reading license plates and checking the information collected during their patrols in real time.
A 29-year-old French national wanted for voluntary homicide has been arrested in Tangier. He is suspected of shooting and killing someone in a public place in Toulouse in September 2024.
A parking attendant was arrested in Marrakech after a video was released showing him demanding 40 dirhams from a motorist . He allegedly also demanded the vehicle keys.
Ouadoud Rabbaj, 22 years old, disappeared on July 19 while spending his vacation with his parents in Tangier. Dependent on their assistance and a daily treatment he did not bring with him, the young MRE is being searched for by his relatives and Moroccan police.