New elements have been revealed around the official documents and university degrees’ forging case that has made headlines this week in Morocco.
According to investigation documents obtained by Hespress AR, eight people, seven of whom are currently under provisional arrest, are being prosecuted in this case, which began on March 18.
The arrestees are under investigation for their alleged involvement in forging official certificates and diplomas in Casablanca.
According to Hespress sources, this criminal gang was led by an employee working in the Ministry of Culture, Youth, and Communication and holds the position of director of a youth house in Casablanca. He was acting as a mediator in the criminal activity, in exchange for significant sums of money.
The National Judicial Police Division’s data indicated that the primary suspect was found in possession of a set of forged certificates bearing the names of a group of beneficiaries, which were issued by an educational and training institution in Casablanca.
He was using forged seals in the name of the aforementioned institution after he obtained them from a young man from the city of Berrechid, where he forged the seals and the names of the people included in them.
Preliminary research showed that the Berrechid resident referred the individuals wishing to acquire the forged documents to the primary suspect.
obtained the full data to dismantle a criminal gang that falsifies official certificates and diplomas that include forged national stamps and stamps for the benefit of people without the right, using them in exchange for sums of money, and impersonating a character regulated by law.
The National Judicial Police Division was also able to gather evidence on the extent of the gang’s activities, tracing it back to several individuals, acted as perpetrators or beneficiaries of the forged certificates and diplomas.
The downfall of this criminal gang can be accredited to social media, and the criminals’ negligence, as they offered their “services” on social media sites such as Facebook.
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