The Ferrari Fails to Impress Tangier Police
16 August 2026
In Tangier, a demonstration behind the wheel of a Ferrari ended in front of the police. The driver of the high-performance car was arrested after driving deemed spectacular and (…)
16 August 2026
In Tangier, a demonstration behind the wheel of a Ferrari ended in front of the police. The driver of the high-performance car was arrested after driving deemed spectacular and (…)
11 August 2026
Drug barons, fraudsters wanted in the United States, kidnapping suspects or fugitives carrying forged papers: arrests are multiplying in Morocco. Since the beginning of the (…)
8 August 2026
Tanger police have just deployed two vehicles capable of automatically reading license plates and checking the information collected during their patrols in real time.
5 August 2026
A 29-year-old French national wanted for voluntary homicide has been arrested in Tangier. He is suspected of shooting and killing someone in a public place in Toulouse in (…)
31 July 2026
A parking attendant was arrested in Marrakech after a video was released showing him demanding 40 dirhams from a motorist. He allegedly also demanded the vehicle keys.
28 July 2026
Ouadoud Rabbaj, 22 years old, disappeared on July 19 while spending his vacation with his parents in Tangier. Dependent on their assistance and a daily treatment he did not (…)
27 July 2026
Gendarmes seized nearly two million dirhams hidden in the luggage of a passenger on a coach traveling from Casablanca to Tan-Tan. An investigation has been opened to determine (…)
24 July 2026
Marrakech is significantly strengthening its video surveillance system. The city already has 738 cameras distributed across its various neighborhoods and plans to install 150 (…)
21 July 2026
The procedure for obtaining a residence certificate has been digitized in Morocco. The document can be issued within a maximum period of 48 to 72 hours, according to the (…)
16 July 2026
The United Kingdom has approved the supply to Morocco of equipment designed to strengthen training against improvised explosive devices. The material, valued at 54,000 pounds (…)