The court of first instance of Tangier sentenced on Tuesday to 15 years in prison a 19-year-old young man, accused of a man he accuses of having assaulted his fiancée.
As he was getting off the plane at El Prat airport, coming from Nador, a Moroccan septuagenarian was arrested and then incarcerated in the Brians 1 prison, pending his extradition to France, where he is to serve a 10-year prison sentence. Stunned, his family claims he is the victim of a homonym.
The famous pimp from Rabat and her assistants prosecuted in a state of arrest, in particular for human trafficking through exploitation of vulnerability and precariousness, practice of prostitution, have been convicted by the Court of Appeal.
Mohamed Al Turk, the ex-husband of Dounia Batma , wants to take advantage of the incarceration of the singer to obtain custody of their daughters.
The deputy of Nador, Mohamed Aberchane, a member of the Socialist Union of Popular Forces (USFP), was sentenced on Wednesday by the criminal chamber in charge of financial crimes at the Fès Court of Appeal to five years in prison and a fine of 100,000 dirhams.
The Rabat Court of Appeal has just sentenced Sofiane Hambli, a dangerous criminal and drug baron, to 7 years in prison. The Franco-Algerian had been sentenced in June last year by the same court to 24 years in prison for "forming an organized criminal gang".
Rumors suggesting that Dounia Batma would have started a hunger strike after her incarceration are unfounded, said close relatives of the Moroccan singer, assuring that she is doing well.
Already sentenced to ten years in prison last September by the chamber in charge of financial crimes of the court of first instance of Rabat for land spoliation, a notary practicing in Khémisset has just received an additional sentence of 12 years in prison for similar facts.
Bahraini producer Mohamed Al-Turk responded to Internet users who accuse him of being happy after the incarceration of his ex-wife, Moroccan singer Dounia Batma .
The General Delegation for Prison Administration and Reintegration (DGAPR) has firmly denied the information that the Malian international drug trafficker nicknamed the "Desert Escobar" , initially detained in the El Jadida prison before being transferred to the local Ain Sebaa prison, was the victim of two assassination attempts related to the case for which he is being prosecuted.
A fake doctor and two security guards at Ibn Sina Hospital have been sentenced by the criminal chamber in charge of financial crimes at the Rabat Court of Appeal. They are all involved in a surgical intervention resulting in permanent disability for a man in his forties suffering from cataracts .
The announcement of Dounia Batma’s arrest has raised a lot of concerns among concert organizers. The Moroccan singer had contracts that she had to honor, despite her legal troubles.