On Monday, April 20, Deputy André Flahaut (PS) and Ecolo called for the referral of the Permanent Committee for the Supervision of Police Services (the P Committee). It will be responsible for examining, in addition to the judicial investigation, the circumstances of the death of the young Adil, last Friday, April 10, in a chase with the police, in the Cureghem district of Anderlecht.
Thousands of Moroccans have fallen under the law for violating preventive health measures. Some are being prosecuted for violating the state of health emergency, while others have been detained.
To continue to exist during this coronavirus crisis, Moroccan companies must innovate. They must adapt to the current situation, as demand is collapsing and supply is disrupted.
The anti-gang brigade of the Fez police prefecture has opened a judicial investigation against a 43-year-old individual with multiple criminal records for violent crimes. He would be involved in drug and psychotropic trafficking, refusal to comply, threats of self-mutilation and endangering the lives of others.
The police car that had hit Mehdi Bouda, a 17-year-old boy, on Ravenstein Street in Brussels, near the central station, on August 20, 2019 was driving at high speed and without the siren activated.
A fraud case has affected an administrative service of the El Jadida Security Department. A police officer against whom a judicial investigation was opened on Tuesday by the city’s judicial police would have defrauded individuals wishing to join the ranks of the National Security.
What do Moroccans think about the state of emergency and the lockdown? This is the subject of a survey whose results have just been released.
Alexis Deswaef, the lawyer for the family of Adil, a 19-year-old man who died on Friday in Anderlecht in a police chase, has asked the Brussels public prosecutor’s office to appoint an investigating judge. His mission will be to investigate the actual circumstances of the accident.
Adil, 19, died during a chase on Friday. His scooter would have hit a police car, while witnesses say it was the police car that hit him.
Since Monday, March 6, Morocco has been paying the Covid-19 allowance to beneficiaries registered on the Ramed list. The operation has experienced glitches, and people who have improperly benefited from the aid are being investigated.
The police have launched a judicial investigation following the release of a video in which a foreigner claims to have been the victim of violence from individuals who accused him of transmitting the coronavirus.
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.