Mohamed J., arrested in Morocco in 2009 and sentenced to ten years in prison after his escape from Bruges prison aboard a helicopter with Ashraf Sekkaki alias "The King of Escape", was sentenced on Friday by the Antwerp Correctional Court to forty months in prison for cocaine trafficking and one year in prison for illegal possession of weapons.
Composer Mohamed Rifai has sued DJ Van over the song "Enty" performed by Saad Lamjarred in 2014.
A resident of the Zaouia Ben Khlil douar was sentenced by the court of first instance of Zagora to two months in prison, including one month firm, for having mutilated a donkey. The man will also have to pay a fine of 200 dirhams.
The Court of Appeal of Casablanca decided on Monday to postpone to November 13 the trial of the accused in the murder of Badr Bouljoihel, the student killed last summer in a famous restaurant in Aïn Diab.
Wanted as part of the legal proceedings in the case of embezzlement of public funds and extortion around the mayor of Fez and his deputy, Sara Khaddar (RNI), first vice-president of the Saïss (Fez) district, was arrested in the United Arab Emirates.
The trial for the murder of Soufiane Benali, a 23-year-old man nicknamed "Nana" who was killed in July 2020 in Forest, Belgium, continues before the Brussels Assize Court. Other hearings will take place this Monday, October 14.
The trial of 12 cocaine and cannabis traffickers, arrested last December following the dismantling of their network, opened on Monday, October 14 before the Narbonne court. The accused will be informed of their fate on Friday.
The cancellation of the fisheries and agriculture agreements between the European Union and Morocco will not be without consequences on the lives of consumers on both sides of the Mediterranean.
The trial of two Moroccans - a father and son - opened on Tuesday before the Libourne correctional court. They are accused of human trafficking in Bordeaux vineyards.
The trial of a Moroccan residing in Gibraltar, the head of an international network specialized in money laundering from international drug trafficking and its members, also of Moroccan nationality, continues before the Ceuta court.
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.