More trouble for Mounir Gnawi. The rapper was sentenced to one year in prison by the Court of First Instance in Salé. He had been charged with multiple assaults, public drunkenness and insults to police officers in the performance of their duties.
Abdelkader Zemouli, known as "Zem", a drug baron from Menton, is said to have taken refuge in Morocco to escape justice. He is accused of drug trafficking with twelve other people, three of whom have returned to prison at the end of the trial that took place this week in Nice.
The Moroccan Mohamed Maghfour, 81, accused of attempted murder in recidivism on a woman in Agen on July 30, 2019, was sentenced Wednesday by the Assizes Court of Lot-et-Garonne to twenty years in prison.
The trial of the Moroccan M.H.B, accused of having rammed his car into 9 people in Yunquera de Henares (Castilla-La Mancha) on March 26, 2021, opened this Tuesday. The prosecution has requested 57 years in prison against him for attempted homicide on the nine victims and a crime of reckless driving.
The trial of the Moroccan octogenarian who attacked a woman with a knife on July 30, 2019 in Agen because of a debt opened on Monday before the Assizes Court of Lot-et-Garonne. He is being tried for attempted murder in recidivism.
A few days before the start of the trial of the Brussels attacks, the Belgian authorities have transferred Mohamed Abrini to the prison of Leuze-en-Hainaut. It would be a security issue.
Accused of international drug trafficking, money laundering and kidnapping, the Franco-Algerian Sofiane Hambli has just been sentenced by the Moroccan justice system to 20 years in prison.
The Tangier Court of Appeal has decided to re-examine on October 6 the "Jacques Bouthier" case, named after a French boss at the heart of a sexual harassment scandal in Morocco and France.
A Moroccan and a Franco-Algerian were sentenced on Friday in Paris to prison terms ranging from two to three years for terrorism financing. The funds were transferred via cryptocurrency from France to Syria.
After protesting on Monday against the configuration of the boxes, the accused in the Brussels attacks and their lawyers have prevailed. The President of the Court ordered the dismantling of the boxes and their replacement by others less disturbing for the defense.
After losing her appeal against American rapper Cardi B, whom she had accused of being a "prostitute" and a "cocaine addict and having herpes", American YouTuber Tasha K. fled to Morocco to avoid paying $4 million in damages.
While the victims of the Brussels attacks were eagerly awaiting the opening of the trial, the accused including Salah Abdeslam and Mohamed Abrini, supported by their lawyers, have decided not to appear, citing reasons deemed "grotesque" by the victims.