The young woman who had slapped a customs officer last November at Bab Sebta was sentenced to two months in prison and a fine of 500 dirhams for humiliating a sworn agent in the exercise of his duties. This is the verdict handed down by the court of first instance in Tetouan.
A Moroccan woman, residing in Spain, is being prosecuted under arrest at the local prison of Bourkayez, in Fez, for adultery, polyandry and document forgery. Her trial will open this Thursday, January 9.
Yassine, the 23-year-old man suspected of having killed Moustapha, a family man, with forty knife wounds, is between life and death in the emergency room. He slit his throat in prison.
Young rapper Staline has been sentenced to four years in prison. The conviction stems from a song in which he attacks "the symbols of the kingdom".
Legal troubles have just begun for the owner of the shisha bar that caught fire on the evening of December 31 in Tangier. He was arrested and prosecuted for manslaughter by decision of the public prosecutor near the court of first instance of Tangier.
To everyone’s great surprise, Hamdy H., a prisoner from the detention center in Salon-de-Provence (Bouches-du-Rhône) escaped after a football tournament at the municipal stadium of the Canourgues.
Members of a passport trafficking network for the benefit of Israeli citizens without Moroccan origin were sentenced to prison terms ranging from six months to six years. This is the verdict of the Criminal Chamber of First Instance near the Court of Appeal of Casablanca .
Fatima B., one of the two sisters convicted by a Belgian court, while they were in Syria, has decided not to appeal her conviction anymore. She accepts to serve five years in prison for participation in the activities of the terrorist group Islamic State , while her sister, Rahma B., convicted on the same charges, maintains her appeal which will be examined in March by the Antwerp Criminal Court.
Mohamed Sekkaki, better known by the nickname Moul Kaskita, was sentenced on Thursday, December 26, to four years in prison for "offending King Mohammed VI" and for "defamation" and "insults" against public authority representatives and Moroccans. This is the verdict of the Settat court.
Fouad Dian, 33, detained since 2015 in Belgium and Haudainville, was finally arrested in May in the Bordeaux region. At the Verdun court, the judge decided to keep him in prison until April 2024.
Oualid Sekkaki and Abderrahim Baghat, who planned the escape plan from Turnhout prison in Belgium, are still at large. The three other prisoners who wanted to take advantage of this opportunity have been returned to prison.
Oualid, 26, brother of Ashraf Sekkaki, a notorious criminal known by the nickname "king of escape", is one of the two escapees from the Turnhout prison, still on the run. Three of the five escapees were arrested.