This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
Heba Press _A Mohyawi
Yesterday, Wednesday, November 20, the Criminal Court of Appeal, responsible for the dissemination of financial crimes, resumed the trial of the infant trafficking network in Fez hospitals, in which doctors, nurses and security agents were monitored. private security who carried out their functions in a certain number of hospital establishments in the city of Fez.
The fourth session was held as part of the appeal phase of the trial of the network, whose crimes shook the Fasi and national public opinion, before advisor Mohamed Ben Maachou decided to postpone the hearing until December 11, in order to plead.
The session was characterized by a discussion of the case within the governing body, where Judge Benmaashou confronted the defendants with their statements, before the judicial police, and the defendants confronted each other.
Last June, the trial chamber responsible for audiovisual financial crimes, chaired by advisor Mohamed Lahia, rendered judgments ranging from 3 years in prison to acquittal against the members of the network, which were dismantled by members of the Regional Police Division based on information provided by the National Directorate of Territorial Surveillance, “Al-Desti”.
In the details of the judgments, the court sentenced the main accused in the case (FF) to 3 years in prison, while it sentenced his two daughters to 1 year in prison for each of them, and pronounced 4 months prison for his daughter. -place.
The court sentenced the doctor (AM), detained in Borkaiz Prison, to 4 months in prison, while it sentenced a doctor on probation to 2 months in prison. He also sentenced most private security guards to 4 months in prison. in prison.
The authority ordered that a nurse at Al-Ghassani Hospital be sentenced to 3 years in prison, and an ambulance driver to one year in prison, while the private security guard (MZ) was sentenced to two years in prison.
The court acquitted four defendants of the charges against them, and they are expected to leave Borkaiz Prison today after being remanded in custody.
It should be noted that the public prosecutor’s office prosecuted the defendants, each according to the charges attributed to them, on serious criminal charges linked to: “trafficking in human beings, abuse of influence, identity theft in a regulated function by law, participation in the falsification of medical certificates, extortion.” , participation in embezzlement and squandering of public funds, and participation in the falsification of medical certificates.
