T-FLOW's Trial Postponed: Rapper Remains in Custody
The preliminary court in Fez has postponed the trial of the rapper T-FLOW, whose real name is Tarik El Tazi, to August 27, 2026. This decision was made during a session held on Thursday, allowing the defense time to prepare their case. The prosecution has decided to proceed with the case while T-FLOW remains in custody at the local prison in Borkayz, awaiting further legal proceedings.
The rapper's arrest stemmed from a controversial video he posted on Instagram, which allegedly contained offensive language directed at public institutions. Following the video's release, the judicial police in Fez initiated an investigation, leading to his arrest on Wednesday in the Ain Qansara area, which falls under the administrative jurisdiction of the Moulay Yacoub province.
In the charges outlined against T-FLOW, several claims have been made regarding the content of the video. These include accusations of insulting public officials while they were performing their duties, disrespecting an organized body, and inciting criminal acts through electronic means. The court's decision to postpone the hearing will provide the defense team with ample time to prepare their arguments and gather relevant evidence.
As the case unfolds, T-FLOW will remain in custody, and the charges against him will be subject to the court's determinations throughout the trial process. It is essential to note that he is presumed innocent until a final verdict is reached.
As reported by ihata.ma.
