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Mohamed Dkhissi leads a comprehensive security visit to Al Hoceima accompanied by central officials

Field visit by the Director of the Judicial Police to Al Hoceima

Mohamed Dkhissi, Director of the Judicial Police at the General Directorate of National Security and head of the Interpol office in Morocco, has arrived in Al Hoceima, accompanied by several officials from the central services of the judicial police. According to available information, this move is part of the periodic field visits that the security official regularly conducts across various Moroccan regions to follow up on files related to crime.

Strengthening field work and tackling crime sources

The efforts led by Mohamed Dkhissi aim to strengthen the field operations of security services, eliminate sources of crime and illegal activities, and track down wanted individuals. These field tours provide an opportunity to assess the local security situation and follow up on cases requiring close coordination between central and local judicial police services, particularly in investigations requiring extensive field research.

Specific security context and anti-drug efforts

The visit to Al Hoceima gains significance given the recent security climate in the province, following reports of cases related to hard drug trafficking. This coincides with ongoing security operations against various drug-related activities, underscored by a recent incident involving the death of a security guard during a confrontation with drug suspects.

Evaluating security results and tracking wanted persons

Given the nature and timing of the visit, it is likely that drug-related files and the tracking of wanted persons will receive special attention during Mohamed Dkhissi’s presence in Al Hoceima, along with an evaluation of recent security operations. In the absence of official statements specifying the exact program of the visit or details of the investigations, these points remain based on a contextual reading of current field security maneuvers.

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