Casablanca Authorities Investigate 13 Suspects Over Bouskoura Vehicle Vandalism Case

Rabat – Judicial authorities in Casablanca have launched formal investigative proceedings against 13 individuals suspected of involvement in a case of widespread vandalism targeting dozens of vehicles in Bouskoura.

According to sources cited by SNRTnews, the Prosecutor General at the Casablanca Court of Appeal referred the suspects to an investigating judge on charges related to the destruction of property carried out by a group using force, as well as participation in these acts.

The suspects were initially brought before the competent public prosecutor by the Royal Gendarmerie services in Bouskoura following their arrest on suspicion of involvement in the incidents that shook the city over the past weekend.

The case dates back to the night between Friday and Saturday, when a group of masked individuals carried out coordinated acts of vandalism against cars parked on public streets in Bouskoura. 

The perpetrators reportedly used paint substances and various tools to inflict varying degrees of damage on the vehicles.

Investigations remain ongoing under the supervision of the competent public prosecutor’s office to determine the full circumstances surrounding the case and identify any additional individuals involved.

This case is part of broader efforts by Moroccan authorities to strengthen public security, reinforce the rule of law, and respond swiftly to acts of urban violence and property damage. 

Judicial and security services have increasingly intensified coordination in recent years to ensure that incidents affecting public order are addressed through legal procedures, while investigations continue to identify all those involved and clarify the circumstances surrounding such events.