
Drug Gang Clash in Ghent: Tunisian Traffickers and Moroccan Youths Arrested
A fight between two Tunisian drug traffickers and two young Moroccans escalated on Sunday evening in Ghent, Belgium.

A fight between two Tunisian drug traffickers and two young Moroccans escalated on Sunday evening in Ghent, Belgium.

While young people from Épinay-sous-Sénart claim to have received numerous fines for non-compliance with the confinement established without checks, the municipality assures that these fines would be related to drug trafficking.

The judicial police brigade of the Tanger-Med port security district thwarted, on Monday, an attempt to traffic 25.5 kilograms of cocaine on board a truck of international transport coming from a European country. This, thanks to the precise information provided by the services of the General Directorate of Territorial Surveillance (DGST).

Two individuals, including a woman, were arrested on Sunday for their alleged involvement in a 3.5-ton drug trafficking operation.

While it should regress, drug trafficking is intensifying in the Maghreb, particularly in Morocco, during this confinement period.

Three individuals were arrested yesterday, Monday, in Casablanca, with 7.228 tons of drugs destined for international trafficking.

The elements of the prefectural service of the judicial police of Fez proceeded, on Saturday, May 2, to the arrest of two individuals aged 44 and 23, for their alleged links with a drug trafficking network. This arrest was only possible thanks to the precise information provided by the services of the Directorate General of Territorial Surveillance (DGST).

Elements of the Border Guard Group (GGF) seized 85 kg of kif introduced from Morocco at the border at the end of the week.

A Turkish citizen was arrested in the act of attempting to traffic 230 kilograms of cannabis resin, on board a truck registered in the Netherlands.

A 31-year-old individual was arrested in the early hours of Saturday in Agadir, for his alleged involvement in a case of possession and trafficking of cannabis resin.

After Canada, Lebanon also legalized cannabis for medical purposes on Thursday, April 24, 2020. However, Morocco, the world’s largest producer, is still hesitant to give the green light.

The elements of the Royal Gendarmerie of Kénitra thwarted, on Sunday, April 19, a major cannabis resin trafficking operation destined for Spain. The operation was taking place on the maritime axis between the Chlihate beach and Moulay Bousselham.