4.1 tonnes of hashish and smuggling boats seized at Fez farm
Fez judicial police with the DGST raided a rural farm on 10 October, seizing 4.1 tonnes of hashish in a truck plus four inflatable boats and engines. Three suspects were detained, including a woman already wanted nationwide; all are in custody pending a prosecutor-led inquiry.
🇲🇦 Farm near Fez · Morocco
- Arrested
- 3
- Cannabis
- 4,100 kg
Moroccan security services seized 4.1 tonnes of hashish, four inflatable boats and four marine engines in an operation at a farm near Fez in the early hours of 10 October 2026.[1][2] The Fez regional judicial police brigade, working with the DGST domestic intelligence service, arrested the main female suspect at the rural property and found a truck loaded with four tonnes and 100 kilograms of hashish; the boats and engines are suspected of having been prepared for maritime smuggling.[1][2]
Two further suspects were arrested afterwards, bringing the detained total to three.[1][2] A database check showed the main suspect was already wanted nationwide in another drug and psychotropics case.[1][2] All three are in custody under a judicial investigation supervised by the competent prosecutor, which is now tracing the network’s wider domestic and international links.[1][2]
Sources
- Police find 4.1 tonnes of hashish and smuggling boats at farm near Fez. Hespress, 10 October 2026. Archived copy.
- Morocco: Police find 4.1 tonnes of hashish and smuggling boats at farm near Fez. Cannabis Law Report.