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Moroccan police arrest drug lord Gino at Belgium's request
Moroccan security authorities have successfully arrested the Belgian citizen of Moroccan origin, "M. L. B.," known as "Jino," at the request of Belgian authorities. This operation is part of an ongoing investigation into charges related to organized crime, international drug trafficking, and acts of violence in the city of Antwerp. Legally, he is considered one of the most wanted individuals in Belgium, having been sentenced in absentia to up to 50 years in prison, including 11 years for drug trafficking linked to smuggling networks. "Jino" had disappeared in Morocco in recent years, using a dual passport, and underwent investigations in Rabat and Tétouan before his arrest. He is also suspected of involvement in concealing approximately 800 kilograms of cocaine from a warehouse south of Antwerp. His name has been associated with targeted killings and assaults, including clashes with smuggling networks in 2020. A reward of 100,000 euros has been offered for information leading to his capture. He will be tried before the Moroccan judiciary under national law, which prohibits the extradition of Moroccan citizens. Additionally, he may face criminal prosecution for crimes committed outside the Kingdom.
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