Moroccan Police arrest 15 suspects in criminal gang crackdown in Oujda

Moroccan Police arrest 15 suspects in criminal gang crackdown in Oujda
Wednesday 29 January 2025 - 18:28

Security operations carried out by the Oujda Police Department in recent days have led to the arrest of 15 individuals suspected of involvement in organized crime and multiple theft cases, authorities announced.

According to a statement from the Oujda Security Directorate, the suspects were apprehended following investigations into separate criminal cases involving nighttime burglaries, gang-related thefts, car and motorcycle theft, and armed robbery. Some of the crimes were committed using forged keys, physical violence, and stolen vehicles.

The search and seizure operations conducted in connection with these cases resulted in the recovery of motorcycles, bladed weapons, and stolen property linked to the criminal activities, according to officials.

The detained suspects are now under judicial investigation supervised by the public prosecutor’s office, aiming to uncover further details about the crimes and identify any potential accomplices or criminal networks.

The Oujda police emphasized that these arrests are part of ongoing security efforts to combat crime, reinforce public safety, and strengthen traffic security measures. Authorities reaffirmed their commitment to intensifying operationsaimed at reducing criminal activity and ensuring citizens feel secure in their communities.

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