
Drug Baron's Wife Acquitted in Moroccan Attempted Murder Case
The Tangier Court of Appeal acquitted on Thursday the wife of drug baron Sofiane Hambli, accused of conspiracy and attempted murder on her husband in the Achakar region.

The Tangier Court of Appeal acquitted on Thursday the wife of drug baron Sofiane Hambli, accused of conspiracy and attempted murder on her husband in the Achakar region.

The trial of Wafaa Eddahri, the wife of former international Youssef Chippo, will open on November 19 before the Court of First Instance in Rabat.

A human rights activist was convicted by the Court of First Instance in the city of Sefrou for posts on Facebook.

After her arrest and detention, the Algerian woman known on Tiktok who was posing as a Moroccan was sentenced by the court of first instance in Tetouan.

About fifteen political, cultural, associative and academic personalities have filed a complaint against a YouTuber who made remarks considered insulting and defamatory towards the Amazighs. A lawyer at the Rabat bar is in charge of conducting the necessary legal proceedings.

Placed in custody after a fatal accident that occurred on Monday in Rabat, the wife of Youssef Chippo, former Moroccan international and sports analyst for beIN Sport, was released on Wednesday after paying bail. Her trial is scheduled for November 19.

Six members of the auxiliary forces were convicted by the Rabat Court of Appeal for corruption and drug trafficking.

The police arrested in Dakhla the employee of a bank in the city, accused of having embezzled more than one million dirhams from the accounts of certain clients.

Accused by his Franco-Algerian ex-wife of refusing to pay her alimony, the Algerian artist naturalized Moroccan Faudel will have to appear shortly before the court of first instance of Marrakech.

Faced with the insistence of the local authorities to demolish his four-story house located in the Derb Maizi neighborhood in Casablanca, a Franco-Moroccan threatens to take Morocco to court in France.

An operation carried out by the narcotics squad of the territorial crime division (DCT), in charge of the investigations alongside the investigators of the East division of the Cenon police station and the interdepartmental judicial police service (SIPJ), with the support of the national investigation unit of the judicial police, resulted in the seizure of 400 kilos of Moroccan cannabis resin intercepted in Gironde and the arrest of eleven people.

The Nantes (Loire-Atlantique) correctional court has sentenced a 23-year-old French woman who converted to Islam for stabbing her father, who was preventing her from "wearing the veil".