Returning home can sometimes turn into a nightmare for Moroccans residing abroad (MREs). Indeed, in case of theft of their vehicle, they find themselves confronted with a complex customs procedure.
A Guardia Civil officer stationed at Tarajal, the border post between Ceuta and Morocco, was fined 150 euros for having stolen a box of dates during a customs check last November.
The elements of the gendarmerie of Ksar Sghir arrested an individual suspected of being involved in an international luxury car trafficking network. The suspect, of Algerian nationality, was brought before the prosecutor of the King near the court of first instance of Tangier, who ordered his placement in pre-trial detention.
Mohamed, 42 years old and of Moroccan origin, was arrested at the end of October in Paris as the alleged receiver of stolen luxury watches in the chic neighborhoods of the French capital, and the mastermind of a small gang of pickpockets.
The judicial police of Rabat referred 22 people to justice on Thursday, November 21, suspected of being involved in a vast network of falsification of documents related to the registration of vehicles stolen in Europe, particularly in France.
A 23-year-old man was arrested on Sunday, November 3 in Guelmim, suspected of belonging to a network of burglars. The case began on October 28, when residents of the Al Qods neighborhood discovered that two houses belonging to Moroccans residing abroad (MREs) and a sports hall had been burglarized.
Two employees of the Sania Rmel regional hospital in Tetouan were arrested last Wednesday, suspected of having stolen the luxury Rolex watch of a Frenchman who had just had a serious road accident.
The Al Qods neighborhood in Guelmim is in shock after a series of burglaries that targeted several homes, including those belonging to Moroccans residing abroad (MREs).
The General Directorate of National Security of Morocco has announced the opening of a judicial investigation concerning a police officer from the prefecture of Casablanca. The latter is suspected of having embezzled more than 4 million dirhams, or about 360,000 euros, to the detriment of a service station manager.
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.
Four individuals suspected of forming a criminal network specializing in rental car theft , document forgery and fraud were arrested on Monday, October 7 in Casablanca. The operation was carried out jointly by the city’s judicial police brigade and the services of the General Directorate of Territorial Surveillance (DGST).
A lawyer from the Casablanca bar is suspected of having stolen a luxury watch worth an estimated more than 500,000 dirhams, before fleeing abroad.