Larache authorities arrest three people for involvement in irregular migration network

Larache authorities arrest three people for involvement in irregular migration network
Hespress
Monday 4 July 2022 - 21:39

Larache authorities arrested Sunday three people on suspicion of involvement in a criminal active network in organizing irregular migration and human trafficking operations.

The suspects were aged between 30 and 59.

Authorities also arrested five candidates for irregular migration who offered sums of money to benefit from this network’s services.

Additionally, the judicial police seized a utility vehicle, a marine rescue jacket, a set of mobile phones, as well as a sum of money suspected of being the proceeds of this criminal activity.

Suspects and candidates have been subjected to the judicial investigation procedures, which are conducted under the supervision of the competent Public Prosecution in order to detect all those involved in this criminal network as well as monitor possible connections, both inside and outside the country.

In recent years, Moroccan authorities have intensified efforts in order to fight against human trafficking and irregular migration attempts.

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