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Deputy Head of Tangier Gets 7 Years for Forgery
The Court of First Instance Criminal Chamber in Tangier sentenced Ahmed Zekaf, Deputy President of the Shorf Maghougha District, to seven years in prison, with immediate effect, on charges of forging real estate and administrative documents and using them in transactions related to land ownership in the city. He was convicted of falsifying and destroying certificates and documents. The verdict followed a session that involved discussions about suspicious real estate transactions, false administrative certificates, and his involvement in forming a criminal gang. The case details date back to a city official’s attempt to seize land in the Herarash area. Investigations revealed that some of the forged documents, including an administrative certificate for an area exceeding five thousand square meters, did not appear in the records of the relevant authorities. Further investigations led to his conviction.
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