Authorities dismantle criminal network involved in theft operations

Authorities dismantle criminal network involved in theft operations
Saturday 23 October 2021 - 19:14

Casablanca authorities arrested 4 people, aged 26 to 3, for suspected involvement in a criminal network specializing in theft.

According to a statement from the Directorate General of National Security (DGSN), 3 suspects were detained in Casablanca and a fourth was caught in Settat.

The detainees are suspected of perpetrating break-in thefts targeting two money transfer agencies, a shop and a transport agency in Settat.

Similar thefts were carried out inside a bank agency and shops in Casablanca and Rabat suburbs using violence.

The DGSN’s statement mentioned that authorities also seized a rented car used in the thefts, and a small gas bottle and welding equipment found inside used to break locks and seals.

Other tools and equipment consisting of gloves, masks, white weapons, of various sizes, and iron tools, were also seized inside the house of one of the suspects.

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