The Narbonne court sentenced a couple at the head of a cocaine trafficking network in the Bourg district of Narbonne, who reinvested or sent money to Morocco, to heavy prison sentences. Other members of this criminal organization have also received prison sentences.
During a check on October 4 in the Wazemmes district of Lille, police officers discovered that Amine Z. was under an Obligation to Leave French Territory (OQTF) dating back to 2022. The young man was not deported to Morocco because the authorities of the kingdom did not authorize his return. He risks going back to prison.
The Court of First Instance in Fez sentenced on Thursday to five years in prison and a fine a bank agency employee, who has been in custody for six months for embezzling more than 8 million dirhams from the bank.
Drug trafficker Youssef "Benz" Ben Azza, 37, faces a heavy prison sentence. With his well-structured criminal organization, he imported and marketed more than fifteen tons of cocaine through the port of Antwerp in 2020.
In Spain, the foreign nationality with the largest number of inmates is Moroccan. This is according to the latest figures published by the Spanish Ministry of the Interior.
A Civil Guard was sentenced to seven months in prison for stealing money from a Moroccan during a check at the Beni-Enzar border.
Four civil servants from the city of Rabat were convicted by the court of first instance of the city for their involvement in a network of falsification of residence certificates allowing non-residents to obtain vehicle registration plates from the city.
While he was fleeing to Tangier (Morocco), a 22-year-old man was arrested in the port of Algeciras, at the southern tip of Spain, then placed in custody for the murder of his neighbor in broad daylight in Argenteuil in March.
Sentenced to death for voluntary manslaughter at first instance, the murderer of a young man in Agadir benefits from a reduced sentence on appeal.
Allan Lierhmann, the companion of influencer Poupette Kenza, a star on Instagram and TikTok, is in the sights of the French justice system.
A Moroccan and her company specializing in viticulture have been convicted by the Libourne correctional court.
Accused of having written a false police custody report to justify the extraction from prison, in April 2012, of Sofiane Hambli, a major cannabis trafficker recruited as an informant, currently detained in Morocco where he has been serving a twenty-year sentence since 2022, François Thierry, former head of the Central Office for the Repression of Illicit Drug Trafficking (Ocrtis) from 2010 to 2016, appears this Monday before the criminal court of the Rhône.