Irish justice authorities are searching for a 50-year-old Moroccan man whose true identity has still been impossible to verify. Initially brought before the court under the name “Unknown Unknown,” he was granted bail before ceasing to appear before the judge.
Three figures in Antwerp’s drug trade, arrested in June in Marrakech, were taken out of prison on Thursday morning to appear in court without prior notice. A few hours later, the court had already delivered its verdict: 5, 8 and 9 years in prison, according to the Belgian press.
Badr Hari was arrested again on Tuesday morning in Amsterdam. The Moroccan kickboxer is suspected of making threats and insults. This new arrest comes less than a year after his conviction for assaulting his former partner.
The main suspect in a gang that allegedly spread fear in Lelystad, in the Netherlands, cannot be found. Matien H., 22, cut off his electronic ankle bracelet at the beginning of July. Sources from criminal circles claim that he has since gone to Morocco.
A 23-year-old Moroccan man has just been sentenced to one year in prison after a series of thefts from cars in Seine-et-Marne. Upon his release from prison, another sentence awaits him: he will be banned from returning to France for ten years.
A Moroccan influencer with a large following on social media is standing trial in London over the spectacular theft of a Richard Mille watch belonging to Romanian fashion designer Catalin Botezatu. Abdel El Habchi denies taking part in the robbery and claims he discovered everything at the last moment.
At least eight Moroccan workers allegedly paid between 10,000 and 15,000 euros to obtain a job and a residence permit in France. Four suspects were due to stand trial in Tarbes, but the court requested a more thorough investigation.
Four men have been sent to trial before the Yvelines Assize Court for the kidnapping of a mother. The alleged mastermind, Badiss Bajjou, is expected to miss the trial: imprisoned in Morocco, the Franco-Moroccan national has already been sentenced there to 25 years in prison.
Five years after the death of Adam, aged 9, who was struck on a Montpellier sidewalk by a driver under the influence of alcohol and drugs, the city is set to pay tribute to him. A plaque will be unveiled on Saturday, August 22, just a few metres from the scene of the tragedy.
Sellers of subscriptions that illegally provide access to online channels, matches or films now face a strengthened legal framework in Morocco. In the event of repeat offending, certain violations can lead to up to four years in prison and a fine of 600,000 dirhams.
Leon Baptiste, the British coach who was thought to have disappeared after a trip to Morocco was in fact being held in prison in Marrakech. The former champion was sentenced for sexual assault of a minor and is serving an eight-month prison sentence.
A prisoner at a maximum-security prison in the Netherlands wanted to continue calling his wife and children during their holiday in Morocco. Impossible: following a change in the law, temporarily going abroad can be enough to cut off these calls.