The agents of the Bernoussi Safety District intervened on Monday evening to put an end to a fight. It was taking place with knives, sticks and smoke bombs between two groups of supporters in the city of Casablanca. During this intervention, a man tried to physically assault a policeman with a knife, forcing him to use his service weapon.
Based on information provided by the Directorate General of Territorial Surveillance (DGST), the Judicial Police Brigade of Guelmim carried out, on Monday evening, the seizure of 6.4 tons of cannabis resin and the arrest of four individuals aged 27 to 61 years old, for their alleged links with a criminal network operating in international drug trafficking.
Accused of corruption and blackmail, two police officers from the Motorcycle Brigade of the Rabat Police Prefecture have been arrested.
Two young people, including a 16-year-old minor, forced a peace officer serving at the Mobile Unit of the Sidi Bennour Police Prefecture to draw his service weapon, without using it, during a security intervention.
The high school student was arrested by the police elements of the city of Ksar Lakbir, for having distorted the national anthem.
A Moroccan residing abroad (MRE) was arrested at his home in Hay Chrifa, Casablanca, by the Aïn Chock police services, for threatening his friends with a firearm.
Five individuals, including two girls and a minor, suspected of being linked to a criminal network operating in thefts under the threat of a knife, were arrested on Thursday evening by the Judicial Police Service of Settat.
The elements of the Moroccan police at Mohammed V International Airport in Casablanca succeeded in arresting a Russian national who was the subject of an international arrest warrant issued by the Belgian judicial authorities.
The Royal Gendarmerie of Harhoura , a seaside resort south of Rabat, arrested the singer Cheb Simo. He had several grams of cocaine in his possession.
Drug traffickers disguised as divers were apprehended by Spanish authorities. The well-executed operation allowed the authorities to arrest about thirty people suspected of large-scale hashish trafficking.
11 people, including 8 women, were arrested by the police services of Fez and Meknes. They would be involved in cases of extortion, sexual assault and robbery by violence, according to a press release published on Sunday, September 22, by the General Directorate of National Security (DGSN).
Hemar, a wealthy Kuwaiti businessman based in Calpe, Spain, abused his domestic worker, Fatima, a Moroccan woman. Denounced by the victim, he was arrested by the Civil Guard as he was about to flee his home with his two children.