Casablanca– The Prosecutor General’s Office at the Casablanca Court of Appeal introduced a probe into phony news on the participation of nationwide figures and organizations in a worldwide drug trafficking case.
This choice comes following the publication of social networks posts implicating nationwide figures and organizations of participation in a global drug trafficking case, in which 25 individuals were described this Prosecutor General’s Office, consisting of MPs, territorial authorities and police authorities, the King’s Prosecutor at the Casablanca Court of Appeal stated in a news release.
In keeping with the constitutional right to gain access to info, the King’s Prosecutor at the Casablanca Court of Appeal kept in mind that he had actually formerly revealed, in a news release dated December 24, 2023, the initial conclusions of the examination performed in this case according to the lawfully developed judicial treatments, under the guidance of this Prosecutor General’s Office, and the variety of supposed suspects, who are being examined by the examining judge based upon the petition sent by the Prosecutor General’s Office relating to the criminal activities of which they are implicated.
Based upon this, all media reports and social networks posts on the participation of nationwide figures and organizations in this case are simple claims and phony news that involve legal liability in view of the claims and unwarranted allegations targeting people and organizations, in addition to libel and credibility damage.
Declaring the outcomes of the examination into this case, the Prosecutor General’s Office highlighted that it bought a probe into phony news, which was delegated to the National Brigade of the Judicial Police, in order to recognize those associated with producing and releasing phony news.