The "Desert Escobar" affair continues to reveal its secrets. The ongoing investigation has revealed that Saïd Naciri, president of the Wydad sports club, and Abdenbi Bioui, president of the Oriental region, in detention for their alleged links with the Malian trafficker Ahmed Benbrahim, would have used forgery and blackmail to buy his villa located in the Californie district.
Lawyer Hendriksen confirms that player of Moroccan origin Mohamed Ihattaren is being prosecuted in court for minor violence against his fiancée Yasmine Driouech in February.
A woman was convicted by the Évreux court for fraud. From Morocco, she continued to receive her mother’s pension, whose death in 1998 she had never reported.
The Court of First Instance in Rabat has just sentenced a fake policeman who defrauded merchants in the city and other neighboring cities to two years in prison.
The Casablanca Court of Appeal held a second hearing on the murder of Badr Bouljoihel, a 23-year-old man, a doctoral researcher at the Faculty of Science and Technology in Mohammedia, killed at the end of July at the exit of a restaurant in Aïn Diab.
Moroccan singer Dounia Batma says she has presented new documents to the justice system that could change the verdict in her favor.
Karim Benzema has just filed a defamation complaint against Gérald Darmanin. The French Minister of the Interior had accused the French international in October of having "proven links" with the Muslim Brotherhood, an Islamist organization, presumed to be terrorist.
New developments in the "Desert Escobar" case , the nickname of the Malian drug trafficker Mohamed Benbrahim, who was arrested and detained in Morocco. The latter is said to have sought the help of Saïd Naciri and Abdenbi Bioui to set up a company selling Chinese cars and trucks in Morocco.
Arrested for his alleged involvement in the "Escobar of the desert" case, Saïd Naciri, president of Wydad Athletic and deputy of the Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM), named a famous Moroccan artist during his hearing.
According to a Dutch media, Mohamed Ihattaren would have legal troubles. The player of Moroccan origin would be prosecuted for assault and attempted incitement to threat.
The Paris Criminal Court has sentenced six Algerian nationals, accused of having drugged and pushed Moroccan minors to rob tourists at the foot of the Eiffel Tower.
A Franco-Moroccan could lose his French nationality this Thursday, if the Paris judicial court grants the public prosecutor’s request to deprive him of this nationality for having been convicted of adultery in Morocco.