Casablanca : Police Arrest Suspect for Trafficking Psychotropic Drugs

Casablanca : Police Arrest Suspect for Trafficking Psychotropic Drugs
Monday 21 September 2020 - 14:15

The Casablanca police arrested, on Monday, a 32-year-old individual for his alleged involvement in a case of possession and trafficking of ecstasy and tablets containing psychotropic substances.

The suspect was arrested in Casablanca coach station upon his arrival from Tangier in possession of 400 tablets with psychotropic substances, including 2,400 of “ecstasy” type and 2,400 others of “Rivotril” type, said the national police (DGSN) in a statement, adding that the search operation carried out also found a sum of money suspected to be originated from this criminal activity.

The suspect has been placed in police custody to complete the investigation conducted under the supervision of the competent prosecutor’s office, in order to determine the potential ramifications of this criminal activity and to identify all the acts with which this individual is charged, the same source concluded.

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