The trial of five criminals, including a Moroccan, accused of stealing goods from trucks parked on the rest areas of the E19 motorway, and then reselling them in Morocco, opened on Monday before the Nivelles court.
Thousands of stolen phones in France end up in Morocco or Algeria, where they are sold on the black market or in parts. It is estimated that 600,000 mobile phones are stolen each year in France.
Two Swiss men are accusing American rapper of Moroccan origin, French Montana, of stealing a watch worth over a million dollars and are suing him.
The border police elements in Sète (PAF) arrested a 49-year-old man who was boarding for Morocco in a stolen car.
The Civil Guard has intercepted in the port of Melilla a high-end BMW car worth 193,000 euros, stolen in Belgium and destined for Morocco. The driver was arrested and the vehicle seized.
In Morocco, the proliferation of beggars on the roadsides and at the entrance of toll booths represents a source of insecurity for road users.
The police services of Ouled Teima, under the province of Taroudant, have succeeded in apprehending the suspects involved in the scene of banknotes thrown from the roof of a house.
In a village in Agadir, Morocco, thieves threw banknotes out the window to escape the police, imitating a legendary scene from the series "Money Heist".
Redouan Achergui, a 39-year-old man from Deurne, was heavily sentenced by the Antwerp Assize Court for the murder of his partner Yentl Heylen (36 years old), the theft of her bank card and computer fraud.
Retried for a murder, Omar Ettaleb, 35, a Moroccan sentenced to life in prison in October 2023 by default for committing a murder to carry out a theft against Ilyas Kosker, a 44-year-old Liège resident whose body was found in the province of Luxembourg, makes serious accusations against the lawyers who defended him in his first trial.
A portion of the mobile phones stolen from trains and stations in the United Kingdom end up in Morocco.
The trial of two individuals prosecuted for the theft of a German tourist opened on Tuesday, September 2 before the Criminal Chamber of the Court of Appeal of Tangier. The two defendants are being prosecuted for acts qualified as "aggravated theft", based on video surveillance recordings.