Nador: Police dismantle criminal network involved in robberies, assaults

Nador: Police dismantle criminal network involved in robberies, assaults
Thursday 8 June 2023 - 17:52

Policemen in Nador dismantled, on Thursday, a four-member criminal network operating in Beni Ansar and allegedly involved in robberies and assaults with bladed weapons.

The investigation, carried out with the collaboration of the General Directorate of Territorial Surveillance (DGST), led the police to seize edged weapons, handcuffs, iron burglary equipment and cellphones. The latter will be subjected to the necessary digital forensic tests.

Policemen also seized a light vehicle and a motorcycle allegedly used to commit acts of theft, explained the DGST in a press release, revealing that the leader of this criminal network in an extremist with a criminal record. Preliminary investigations further revealed that the 33- to 47-year-old suspects are involved in carrying out a series of robberies of multiple premises, particularly those belonging to Moroccans living abroad, the same source adds.

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