A 28-year-old man was arrested on Wednesday for his alleged involvement in the dissemination of digital content inciting hatred and insult. The operation was jointly carried out by the judicial police elements of the city of Zaïo and the central service for the fight against crimes related to new technologies.
Ex-convicts, who were posing as authority auxiliaries to raise awareness about coronavirus in the city of Salé , were arrested by the police. Recidivism, usurpation of function, violation of the state of health emergency for criminal purposes are the charges against them.
The general lockdown imposed to contain the spread of the coronavirus has had the merit of causing a considerable drop in various forms of crime as well as traffic accidents.
A young man of Moroccan origin was attacked in the center of Avignon. His condition is stable, despite several injuries to the chest.
An individual of Libyan origin was arrested in Morocco for having killed a man in Malta, more precisely in Santa Luċija.
A police officer serving in the Lissasfa district, in the Hay Hassani area of Casablanca , was forced to use his service weapon to apprehend an individual on Monday, March 23. The latter would have links with a criminal network operating in violent theft.
A young man in his thirties was sentenced to 20 years in prison. This verdict was handed down by the criminal chamber of the Casablanca Court of Appeal. He is accused and prosecuted for premeditated voluntary manslaughter and attempted aggravated theft.
Two individuals, aged 24 and 32, were arrested by the judicial police of Salé . They are suspected of being involved in a case of voluntary homicide and mutilation of the victim’s body.
The security operations carried out by the national security services in Tangier led to the arrest of 4,597 people, during the period from January 20 to the end of February last. These people were apprehended for their alleged involvement in criminal acts.
In pre-trial detention since 2016, Marc S., suspected of having murdered a bar manager, thought he could be released last Tuesday. But the hearing did not take place within the time limits indicated by law, as his request was filed during the lawyers’ strike.
The inhabitants of the Mkinssia and Sidi Moussa neighborhoods in Salé were shocked by the discovery on Monday of a decomposing body of a woman.
El Mehdi Namous, a Moroccan national, author of the bloody crime of Cybertek, which occurred in Avignon on January 22, 2016, in which a computer store customer was killed, has always denied the facts. Unexpectedly, he just confessed his crime during the appeal trial taking place in Nîmes.