Major Cannabis Trafficking Ring Busted in France: 8 Indicted for Moroccan Drug Imports
17 December 2020
A French investigating judge has indicted eight alleged traffickers belonging to a Moroccan cannabis trafficking network.
17 December 2020
A French investigating judge has indicted eight alleged traffickers belonging to a Moroccan cannabis trafficking network.
12 December 2020
Investigators from the judicial police in Evry (Essonne) carried out, on Thursday, December 10, the seizure of a ton of Moroccan cannabis and the arrest of nine individuals (…)
10 December 2020
The judicial police of Errachidia arrested on Tuesday an individual with a criminal record, for his alleged involvement in a drug and narcotic trafficking network.
8 December 2020
The trial of the suspended police officer will open early next week before the court of first instance of Rabat. In pre-trial detention at the Laarjat prison (Salé), he is (…)
8 December 2020
Many Moroccans see the Kingdom on the path to legalizing cannabis, following its vote on Wednesday, December 2, to remove this narcotic from the list of the most dangerous drugs.
6 December 2020
The judicial police of Seine-Saint-Denis seized 480 kg of cannabis resin in a warehouse in Courbevoie on November 26. Five alleged traffickers were arrested and then indicted (…)
5 December 2020
Morocco is the only country in the MENA region to have voted for the removal of cannabis from the list of hard drugs during its 63rd session of the United Nations Commission on (…)
3 December 2020
Sofiane Hambli, 45, one of the biggest traffickers of Moroccan cannabis and a police informant, regained his freedom on Tuesday. This is the decision of a judge of liberties (…)
29 November 2020
"Kartika" traffickers are obtaining large agricultural lands, installing unauthorized wells and overexploiting the rivers and springs of the Kingdom without authorization. (…)
11 November 2020
The Nîmes court was examining, on Monday, a case of a go-fast of 108 kg of cannabis resin, backed by a snack that serves as headquarters, to a network of Moroccan drug (…)