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France fines rapper two years for violence
The Moroccan rapper "Mohamed La Scal" has once again been taken out of the spotlight following a court ruling in France sentencing him to two years in prison. The sentence stems from his involvement in physically assaulting two women inside his apartment last May. The French court sentenced him to 30 months, including one year in prison with the possibility of parole and another with suspended imprisonment, and placed him under probation after a three-hour trial session. The incident became known during a night he spent with the two women, where a heated altercation— fueled by jealousy, alcohol, and cocaine— resulted in bruises and injuries to both victims, despite the defendant's denial of delivering the blows and his claim that the injuries were caused by the victims’ own violence. It is worth noting that this is the second time "Mohamed La Scal" has been sentenced to prison; he previously received a four-year sentence in 2024 for cases of violence and detention, raising concerns about his artistic career and the impact of his repeated criminal cases.
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