Court Delivers Harsh Sentence to Moussa Azghengan

In a significant development within the Moroccan judicial system, the criminal division of the appellate court in Nador has imposed a severe sentence of 30 years in prison on the accused, known as Moussa F., popularly referred to as "Moussa Azghengan." This individual garnered widespread attention following the extravagant wedding he organized, which sparked considerable controversy in the city of Azghengan, located in the Nador region. The court's ruling, delivered on Wednesday, September 30, 2026, comes as a culmination of a legal case that encompassed serious charges, including the trafficking of hard drugs, forming a criminal gang, premeditated murder, and the forgery of vehicles.

The sentencing followed the completion of various stages of the trial, during which the court thoroughly examined the case's elements and the associated evidence presented before the judges. Ultimately, the court reached a verdict of guilt, resulting in the aforementioned lengthy prison term for the defendant. Moussa Azghengan's notoriety was notably amplified by the opulent wedding event he staged at a luxury venue in the Selwan municipality, which not only captured the public's attention but also exposed the nature of his illicit activities.

In light of the public outcry and the social media frenzy that surrounded his extravagant affair, police authorities, specifically the anti-gang unit in Rabat, successfully apprehended Moussa Azghengan in the city of Salé. This arrest was part of a coordinated security operation based on precise intelligence regarding his whereabouts. The case serves as a stark reminder of the judicial system's commitment to tackling organized crime and drug-related offenses in Morocco.

As reported by hespress.com.