Six young Moroccans crossed, yesterday Wednesday, July 17, 2024, the Zouj Bghal border post towards Morocco, free after serving their sentence in Algerian prisons.
The Moroccan residing in Belgium who was arrested, placed in custody, then incarcerated in the Bourkaiz prison after a false bomb alert at Fès-Saïss airport has been sentenced by the criminal chamber of the first instance of the Court of Appeal of Fès.
A few days after her incarceration for an extortion case, the Rouen influencer Poupette Kenza, whose real name is Kenza Benchrif, is said to be doing poorly. She would be admitted to a psychiatric hospital.
It’s getting complicated for the Rouen influencer Poupette Kenza, whose real name is Kenza Benchrif. Since Thursday, she has been sleeping in prison.
Involved in a financial case, the Champagne winemaker Didier Chopin was arrested and then imprisoned in Morocco while he was expected in France to be tried in a case of 1.5 million bottles of fake champagne, produced from wines from Spain and Ardèche and carbon dioxide.
The Court of Appeal in Fez has reduced to four months in prison the sentence of the two rappers who authored the controversial song "Sher Zidi Kobi Atay", who were initially sentenced to two years in prison each for incitement to prostitution and debauchery.
The court of first instance of Marrakech imposed, on Monday, July 1, 2024, a prison sentence on the owner of the snack bar in the Mhamid district where 26 people had been victims of food poisoning.
Tried for fraud and blackmail against women - including a minor - wishing to get married, the criminal chamber of the first instance court of the Court of Appeal of Ouarzazate sentenced an individual posing as a Moroccan living abroad (MRE) to a heavy prison sentence.
The Assizes Court of Lot-et-Garonne in Agen has imposed a heavy prison sentence on a Moroccan mother tried for the murder of her disabled daughters who disappeared in 2016.
The rumor that Moroccan singer Dounia Batma would have obtained the royal pardon and would have even left the prison of Al-Oudaya in Marrakech is completely false.
The Court of First Instance in Fez sentenced the author of the song " Amo Amo, rak wledti zine " to two years in prison and a fine on Friday, prosecuted among other things for indecency and incitement to debauchery.
The authorities of the Botafuegos prison in Algeciras intercepted inside the penitentiary a drone transporting drugs and three mobile phones intended for a Moroccan prisoner serving a sentence of more than 14 years.