Wanted Criminals Extradition Morocco Europe Interpol
Eleven individuals wanted for drug trafficking and money laundering were arrested this week between Tangier and Marrakech. Among them are several Belgian-Moroccans whose extradition to Europe is formally excluded by Moroccan legislation.
Despite the severity of European accusations, the three Belgian-Moroccans targeted by Belgian justice will remain on Moroccan soil. As reported by the newspaper La Dernière Heure, authorities consider any holder of dual nationality exclusively as a Moroccan citizen. These suspects will therefore be tried locally and according to Moroccan law. Currently held in custody, they are being questioned "on the criminal acts alleged against them in the context of official foreign complaints," the police clarify.
On Bladi.net : Interpol Arrests European Drug Traffickers in Morocco
This refusal to extradite will also apply to the majority of the group arrested Monday during simultaneous operations by the DGSN and DGST. In addition to the trio requested by Brussels, law enforcement captured six Franco-Moroccans wanted by France for fraud, scams and money laundering, as well as one Moroccan-Dutch national. A French national targeted by an arrest warrant issued by the National Judicial Police Brigade completes this list. In total, ten of these arrests stem from red notices issued by Interpol.
During the multiple raids conducted in the cities of Tangier and Marrakech, investigators seized significant material. The searches resulted in the confiscation of numerous luxury cars and motorcycles. In addition to the seizure of passports and bank cards, large sums of cash in foreign and local currencies were discovered, accompanied by several doses of cocaine.
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