The alleged police brutality against Blacks and Arabs denounced by singer and actress Camélia Jordana on the TV show "On n’est pas couché" hosted by Laurent Ruquier, is not to the liking of the French Minister of the Interior. Christophe Castaner described the actress’s remarks as "false and shameful".
Actress and comedian Camélia Jordana took advantage of her appearance on Laurent Ruquier’s show "On n’est pas couché" to speak out on the accusations of police violence that have marked France in recent years. The guest expressed the deep discomfort that comes over her when she finds herself in front of a police officer.
A police inspector was forced to use his service weapon after six individuals violated the state of health emergency in Kenitra. At least, this is what the Directorate General of National Security (DGSN) claims.
On Friday in the west of Paris, police officers shot dead a man who was threatening them with a bladed weapon. The investigation revealed that he was an undocumented Moroccan national who had escaped from a psychiatric hospital a few months ago.
The journalist at the daily Akhbar Al Yaoum, Hajar Raissouni, was taken into custody by the judicial police elements on Saturday, August 31, for a dark affair of corruption, clandestine abortion and extramarital sex.
An American tourist was the victim of a serious misunderstanding by the Moroccan police, due to the color of his skin. Mistaken for an illegal immigrant, he was transferred to Beni Mellal along with sub-Saharan nationals.
The Directorate General of National Security (DGSN) is determined to shed light on an alleged case of police brutality. Convinced of the untruths spread by the brother-in-law of a victim, on an electronic site, the Directorate threatens to file a complaint.