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Internal reports reveal law violations in public property usage
A report issued by the internal affairs departments of the Casablanca-Settat, Rabat-Salé-Kénitra, and Marrakesh-Safi regions revealed irregularities in the management of administrative police agencies. These issues are especially evident during the enforcement of legal procedures against violations such as public property occupation, construction violations, and commercial activities. The report pointed out disparities in the number of reports issued by officials and the procedures resulting from them, noting a lax approach in dealing with violations—particularly during the political and electoral seasons leading up to the 2026 elections—fostering concerns about selective enforcement. Additionally, a shortage of administrative police officers was observed in some municipalities, despite the availability of resources, reflecting a gap between monitoring and enforcement. The report emphasized the need to improve coordination and follow-up to ensure the effective implementation of legal procedures, especially during the summer months, which experience high pressure on public property, commercial activities, and tourism.
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