A young man reproached three girls who were walking on Sunday in the Al Mahnache II neighborhood for their clothing that he deemed inappropriate during this holy month of Ramadan.
About twenty young people were arrested by the gendarmerie in a private residence in Harhoura, near Rabat. They are accused of drug use, gathering and violating the state of health emergency.
A former MP was arrested by the police services of the Daoudiat district, in Marrakech. He is being prosecuted for issuing bad checks.
Two individuals with criminal records were arrested by the elements of the prefectural judicial police service in Tangier. They would be involved in the burglary of a jewelry store in the Msala district.
Morocco, through the Directorate General of Territorial Surveillance (DGST), provided Spain with intelligence that helped it arrest the alleged perpetrator of the massacre of a family in Salé .
Two auxiliary authorities and customers were arrested by the police while they were in a cafe in Casablanca during the curfew. They were brought, along with the cafe owner, before the public prosecutor’s office.
A Moroccan septuagenarian, who attacked a compatriot with a knife in Wavre in 2016, was sentenced on Thursday to 40 months suspended prison.
The lifeless body of a Moroccan was found this week in Catalonia. His two roommates, also Moroccan nationals, are suspected and have been arrested by the police, who have linked the crime to a marijuana trafficking.
The police services of Oujda have arrested a famous "raqi" who is now incarcerated in the Al Arjate prison in Salé. He is accused of fraud, witchcraft, charlatanism and car theft as well as breach of trust.
Since the beginning of Ramadan, the security forces have regularly witnessed the violation of the curfew imposed as part of the fight against the spread of the coronavirus. Hundreds of offenders have been dispersed in Tangier, Salé, Sidi Bennour but also in Marrakech and Casablanca.
A Moroccan and his wife operate a hair salon located in a shopping center in Arguineguin near the port of Gran Canaria, which they actually use to produce fake travel documents for Moroccan and other African migrants. The network was dismantled by the police.
Dozens of young men and teenagers organized scattered demonstrations in several Moroccan cities, including Tangier , Inezgane and Fnideq, to protest against the curfew and the ban on Tarawih prayers. These demonstrations degenerated into violence, between citizens and law enforcement.