This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
Heba Press – Muhammad Zariyouh
The Nador Criminal Trial Chamber handed down severe judicial sentences exceeding thirty years in prison against members of criminal networks involved in cases related to theft, human trafficking, the threat of use of weapons and the organization of illegal immigration.
The defendants faced charges of human trafficking, forming criminal gangs to commit theft, using motor vehicles in acts of violence, threatening with weapons, in addition to having organized the illicit trafficking of people outside the national territory by secret means, disobedience, insult to public officials during exercises. their work and the possession of weapons under conditions that threaten public safety and the safety of individuals.
The first group consisted of three people, the first of whom was sentenced to 12 years in prison, while the second was sentenced to two years in prison and fined 10,000 dirhams. The third defendant was given a three-month suspended prison sentence and a similar fine.
The second group, which includes two people, in which the first was sentenced to ten years in prison due to his involvement in multiple thefts described, while the second accused received a one-month suspended prison sentence.
The court also convicted another defendant of aiding the disappearance of a person and sentenced him to nine months of effective imprisonment and a fine of one thousand dirhams, as well as another defendant who was convicted of facilitating the clandestine exit of people from the national territory. territory, who was sentenced to one year of effective imprisonment and a fine of three thousand dirhams.
These decisions reflect the desire of the judiciary to fight firmly against organized crime, as part of strengthening public security and protecting society against criminal activities.
