
Wanted by Italy, a Moroccan arrested in Spain
A Moroccan wanted by the Italian authorities for drug trafficking was recently arrested in Benidorm, in eastern Spain.

A Moroccan wanted by the Italian authorities for drug trafficking was recently arrested in Benidorm, in eastern Spain.

The Spanish police, in collaboration with the Colombian authorities, arrested a drug lord "presumed responsible for the cartel’s (Medellin) operations in Europe". The defendant would have links with the Mocro Maffia , the Moroccan mafia active in the Netherlands and Belgium.

A drug baron, originally from the Nador region and actively wanted at the national level, surrendered last Thursday to the Royal Gendarmerie in Rabat. He would be the owner of the cocaine destined for Morocco, seized at the Guerguerat border post in early January 2023.

Eight individuals, including the son of MP of Moroccan origin Fadila Laanan , are being prosecuted for drug trafficking and possession in the case of 50 packets of cocaine found in December in the office of Caroline Désir, the Minister of Education of the Wallonia-Brussels Federation.

The mega-trial for international cocaine and cannabis trafficking scheduled for early November finally opened in Brussels on Monday before the correctional court relocated to the Justitia, the former NATO headquarters converted into a highly secure judicial arena. Among the more than 120 defendants are Maghrebians who imported drugs from countries including Morocco to Belgium.

In the night from Friday to Saturday in Hoboken, in the Antwerp region, an explosion targeted a house on De Hertstraat, damaging the front door of a house belonging to Moroccans but without causing any injuries.

The National Brigade of the Judicial Police (BNPJ), in collaboration with the United States Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), succeeded in foiling an attempt to traffic cocaine at the port of Tanger Med.

Casablanca seems to be succeeding in eradicating "Lboufa", the "cocaine of the poor" that silently destroys young Moroccans, from its territory. How did the city go about it?

Civil Guard agents at the port of Tarifa seized 90 kilos of cocaine hidden in a car about to board a ferry to Tangier on Saturday. The two occupants of the vehicle, of Moroccan nationality, were detained.

Saïd R., a Spanish national of Moroccan origin, was arrested last summer by the Spanish police, in collaboration with the American and Mexican authorities, for international cocaine trafficking.

An investigation has been opened by the judicial police department of Casablanca, under the supervision of the competent prosecutor’s office, in order to identify the origin of a significant quantity of cocaine.

A Moroccan is wanted by the French justice system for having transported a large quantity of cannabis resin and pure cocaine. He had fled from Villebrumier to Morocco after a chase with the gendarmes of the Departmental Squadron of Road Safety (EDSR) of Tarn-et-Garonne.