Moroccan professor embroiled in sex scandal at a public college

Casablanca – Investigations conducted by the Judicial Police of Sale, near the capital city of Rabat, revealed that a professor was involved in a sex scandal at Sale’s Public College according to the Moroccan daily Assabah.

The Public Prosecutor at the Primary Court of Sale heard a case last week involving a professor and four students, three female and one male, from Sale’s Economic and Social Law College, according to the same source. The teacher had allegedly spent a sensational night with the aforementioned girls in apartment located in the city of Sale.

One of the arrested students took photos of the professor having inetrcourse with another student. She later gave the pictures to another student at the same college in order to blackmail the teacher, according.

Unable to meet the professor, the boy gave a smart card, containing photos of the incident, to one of the teachers’ acquaintances, insisting that the professor should have a look at the pictures saved in it.

He later asked the teacher for 60,000 dhs, nearly 7,200 U.S. dollars. The boy further threatened to post the photos on the internet. But the professor did not submit to the blackmail. Instead, he approach the authorities to open an investigation over being blackmailed by a group of students.