HIBAPRESS – Casablanca
The Ain Sebaa Hay Mohammadi area has recently witnessed a remarkable security dynamic, reflecting intensive field efforts led by the motorcycle brigade, within the framework of a strict and effective security approach aimed at addressing various manifestations of crime that disturb the residents, from mobile phone theft to drug trafficking and assaults that affect the safety of individuals.
The work of the motorcycle brigade has been distinguished by a permanent field presence and rapid and effective interventions, which enabled the arrest of a number of suspects known for their criminal records, especially in the field of phone theft, in addition to the arrest of drug dealers who were active in black spots within the region. These qualitative security operations contributed to reducing criminal activities and enhancing the sense of security and reassurance among citizens. The security approach adopted was not limited to punitive intervention only, but was based on proactive work, constant vigilance, and tracking of suspicious movements, relying on a precise knowledge of the region's geography and criminal tension spots, which reflects high professionalism and strict discipline in carrying out security tasks. The leadership of the motorcycle brigade is credited with good management of human resources and motivating security personnel to work with a sense of responsibility and dedication, in difficult field conditions that require continuous readiness and speed of decision-making, in the service of citizens' security and the protection of their property, and in full respect of the law. In the context of this integrated work, the pivotal role played by the head of the judicial police in Hay Mohammadi Ain Sebaa, Ahmed Fartassi, stands out, who forms an essential link in completing the course of combating crime through direct supervision of judicial investigations and deepening investigations with those arrested. Thanks to the tight coordination between the motorcycle brigade and the judicial police departments, a number of criminal cases were dismantled and field interventions were converted into integrated judicial files, under which the suspects were referred to justice in accordance with the legal procedures in force, ensuring that they do not escape punishment and drying up the sources of crime. The results achieved confirm that field security close to the citizen, when combined with effective integration between rapid intervention and accurate judicial investigation, remains one of the most effective ways to impose the prestige of the law without prejudice to the rights of individuals, in full respect of legal guarantees. The bet remains on strengthening this security dynamic and valuing the efforts made, in a way that consolidates trust between the citizen and the security institution, and makes Ain Sebaa Hay Mohammadi a model in responsible and effective security intervention.
