Cleared of human trafficking charges, Dr. Tazi to leave prison

Cleared of human trafficking charges, Dr. Tazi to leave prison
Saturday 4 May 2024 - 10:48

The Criminal Chamber of First Instance at the Casablanca Court of Appeal closed the case of the famous plastic surgeon, Hassan Tazi, owner of the “Chifa” Clinic, after having sentenced him to 3 years in prison, one of which was served, overturning  accusations of human trafficking.

He reportedly left Oukacha prison in Ain Sebaa this Friday evening.

In the evening, the Instance chaired by Ali Tarchi also decided to sentence Mounia Benchekroun, wife of Dr. Tazi, to 4 years in prison, and her brother Abderrazzak Tazi to 5 years in prison.

Zineb Benzakour, prosecuted in the same case and who pretended to be a “benefactor”, was sentenced to 5 years in prison, and Saïda.

A, head of the financial service, at 4 years in prison, while Amina. F and Fatima. H, received 4 and 3 years of detention respectively.

During their last intervention, the defendants refuted the charge of human trafficking that was alleged to them, while their defense highlighted the absence of the elements of this crime in the file.

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