On August 12, 2026, a Moroccan influencer known as Soukaina Janah, who goes by the name "Soukaina Glamour" on social media, was apprehended at Mohammed V Airport in Casablanca just as she was preparing to leave the country. This incident unfolded only hours after she publicly claimed that compromising images of her had been digitally altered using artificial intelligence. The arrest, which took place at the Casablanca airport, was carried out by police working in tandem with authorities from Marrakech, who had identified her as a subject of interest following the spread of videos deemed offensive to public decency on social media platforms.

The origin of the investigation stemmed from digital monitoring services within the police, which had pinpointed the viral videos circulating online. In response, the public prosecutor's office mandated a judicial inquiry to trace the source of the footage and the circumstances surrounding its release. The legal scrutiny intensified after Soukaina Glamour released a video in which she asserted that the most scandalous clips had been manipulated and dubbed using AI technologies. She even expressed her intention to take legal action against those she accused of fabricating and disseminating these misleading materials.

However, her apprehension at the airport raises questions about her intentions; despite her claims, there is no official evidence linking her travel plans to the ongoing investigation, leaving room for speculation. Following her arrest, she was subjected to the judicial inquiry procedures overseen by the relevant prosecutor's office, which is tasked with uncovering the conditions under which the videos were produced and circulated. Central to this case is the question of authenticity: were the images circulated genuine, or as Soukaina contends, were they manipulated? This critical matter is precisely what the ongoing inquiry aims to resolve.

As reported by bladi.net.