After ten years spent in solitary confinement, Salah Abdeslam now refuses to fall into line. Sentenced to life imprisonment without parole for the November 13, 2015 attacks, he announced that he would not return to his cell following his disciplinary sanction.
Complaints from two clients led to the arrest of a banking executive in Aïn Cheggag, in Séfrou province. Suspected of embezzling 170,000 dirhams and manipulating computer data, he was placed in provisional detention.
Two men described as close to Franco-Moroccan rapper Maes have been killed within weeks of each other in Sevran. These new deaths are part of a long series of violence linked to drug trafficking and local rivalries.
In Mansouria, victims of the Atlantic Beach real estate project , including many Moroccans residing abroad, entered apartments they claim to have paid for over several years. Some say they discovered strangers living in properties they consider their own.
Marc Moerman, a 61-year-old Belgian engineer, has returned to Belgium after more than four years in detention in Morocco. Convicted in a case linked to his divorce from a Moroccan woman , he continues to contest the charges and now wants to reunite with his son.
Six men from the neo-Nazi far-right movement have been convicted in France in a case involving arms trafficking and violent projects. Among them is a young man born to a Moroccan father, prosecuted in a matter targeting notably Muslims.
A 29-year-old man, presented as a close associate of the Maes clan , was killed Wednesday morning in Sevran, Seine-Saint-Denis. The victim was targeted by an armed commando that fired around thirty bullets.
A 43-year-old Dutch man of Moroccan origin, who still had to serve more than three years in prison in the Netherlands, was arrested Monday upon his arrival at Schiphol airport. He voluntarily returned from Morocco, according to the Dutch prosecutor’s office.
Prosecuted for involuntary manslaughter following the death of his two stepchildren in an accident in 2021, a 44-year-old driver was found guilty on Thursday in Tournai, but spared punishment due to judicial delays.
The courts have sentenced Said Naciri, former president of Wydad Casablanca, and Abdenbi Bioui, former regional president, to 10 and 12 years in prison respectively. A historic decision in a vast international drug trafficking case.
In Marrakech, the frantic quest for notoriety on social media resulted in a heavy sentence. A Franco-Algerian influencer received one year of imprisonment for spreading defamatory statements and accusing public officials of corruption .
Tried in Montauban for a vast cannabis trafficking operation from Morocco , a defendant exploited a legal loophole to flee before his prison sentence was announced. An arrest warrant has been issued.