Morocco Corruption Scandal: Top Police Officials Arrested in National Security Probe

Eight individuals, including five commissioners and executives working in the central services of the National Security and a delegate of a foreign company, were referred on Thursday, for their alleged involvement in a case of embezzlement and misappropriation of public funds, disclosure of professional secrecy, corruption, forgery and complicity.
The defendants were unmasked thanks to a vast audit operation carried out by the services of the General Directorate of National Security (DGSN). These are a set of offenses and excesses that would have been committed by a divisional commissioner, a senior police commissioner and a group commander, in addition to a police commissioner and a peace officer.
They have been provisionally suspended and made available to the BNPJ, which has initiated in-depth research and investigations under the supervision of the competent prosecutor’s office. The judicial investigation also implicated the wife of one of the security officials involved, as well as a jeweler from the city of Meknes, for their involvement in the presentation of forged receipts and vouchers, the statement said.
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