Six Moroccan soldiers receive 20 years in prison for drug trafficking

Six members of the auxiliary forces were convicted by the Rabat Court of Appeal for acts of corruption and drug export.

The verdict fell on Monday October 21, 2024. Accused of complacency in drug trafficking, six members of the auxiliary forces received 20 years in prison, reports Barlamane. In addition to the prison sentence, each of them was sentenced to a fine of 100,000 dirhams. They must also pay 27 million dirhams in damages to the civil party.