Theft

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• Morocco Restricts Travel, Stranding Dozens of Belgian Tourists Amid Coronavirus Concerns
  14 March 2020, by Sylvanus
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  26 April 2020, by Sylvanus
• Tunisian Nationals Stranded in Morocco to Return Home Amid COVID-19 Restrictions
  10 May 2020, by Sylvanus

  Upon arrival, these Tunisians will be subject to mandatory confinement in the governorate of Sousse, Mosaïque FM reported on Saturday, May 9, 2020.
  Before this repatriation, there was that of 262 Tunisians stranded in Saudi Arabia. They returned to the country on Thursday, May 7, 2020. Their plane landed at Habib Bourguiba International Airport in Monastir.
  According to Tunisair, the flight schedules will be extended until June 30, 2020, without payment of taxes.

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  14 May 2020, by Sylvanus
• Mosque in Le Blanc-Mesnil Robbed of €12,000 in Donations, Imam Suspects Outside Culprit
  8 June 2019, by Said

  The safe containing the donations of the faithful of the mosque on Rue Maxime-Gorki, in Le Blanc-Mesnil, was stolen by an unknown person. It contained between 10,000 and 12,000 euros and not 90,000 euros as could be read on social networks.
  The theft took place during the night of Saturday to Sunday, as reported by the newspaper Le Parisien, which specifies that the money was intended for the construction of the future mosque whose project is followed by the Union of Muslims of Le (…)

• Tourist Targeted in Marrakech Robbery; Suspect Arrested
  8 June 2019, by Bladi.net

  A person with a criminal record was arrested last Friday by the security services of the ochre city. The individual is accused of snatching, with a foreign tourist as the target.
  It all started with a report received by the security services of the Marrakech police prefecture, about a case of snatching from a foreign tourist committed last Friday, near her place of residence in a hotel unit in Gueliz.
  Immediately, an investigation was opened by the police who carried out sweeping (…)

• Policeman’s Service Weapon Stolen During Prayer at Casablanca Mosque
  12 June 2019, by Amine

  On June 10 in Casablanca, a policeman had his service weapon stolen while praying in a mosque. The police are in a state of excitement to find it and identify this thief.
  An individual is said to have waited for a policeman to prostrate himself during prayer in a mosque in the Sidi Moumen district of Casablanca to steal the case containing his weapon. He only realized it afterwards. This is according to Al Massae, which was relayed by several media.
  The latter then informed his (…)

• Spanish Car Theft Ring Targets Dacia Vehicles for Moroccan Taxi Market
  12 June 2019, by Kamal

  90% of "Dacia" cars stolen in Spain end up in Morocco with forged documents. Several major Moroccan criminal networks specialize in car theft, forging the documents before reselling them in Morocco to be transformed into taxis.
  The Spanish Civil Guard, which is tracking down members of these mafias, estimates the profits generated by this operation at 6,000 euros. According to a report from the Spanish Ministry of the Interior, cited by the Spanish newspaper La Razon, the criminal (…)

• Moroccan Suspects Arrested in Sarajevo for Late-Night Robbery and Assault
  5 August 2020, by Kamal

  Two Moroccan nationals were apprehended by the Bosnian police last Monday for their involvement in acts of aggression and theft, on Wilson’s Promenade in downtown Sarajevo.
  On the night of Thursday, 30 to Friday, 31, around 1:20 a.m., a young woman named K.A. was the victim of a snatching in the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
  Her assailants are two young Moroccans, aged 24 and 25, whose identities have not been revealed. They snatched her wallet, taking her money and personal (…)

• Acid Attack in Morocco: Woman Assaulted for Smartphone in Violent Robbery
  14 August 2020, by Sylvanus

  He is accused of violently assaulting a young woman in Hay El Fareh and spraying her with sulfuric acid, reports Le360. The alleged aggressor intended to steal the young woman’s smartphone. She was on a phone call.
  Is this a simple theft technique or did the victim have a history with her aggressor? The defendant will explain himself before the courts.