Al-Mustour Reveals the Tangier Check Case: The Forgery Scheme Involving the Hotel Room, Cameras, and Phone Calls!

The latest official statement issued by the King’s Public Prosecutor at the Tangier Court of Appeals, dated October 1, 2026, revealed serious judicial and technical evidence that led to the arrest of two new suspects, one of whom works as an accountant at a company affiliated with the second suspect. Investigations revealed that the accountant and his employer were present, along with other detainees, inside a hotel suite in Tangier, in possession of two bags filled with ballots, where they all marked the symbol of a specific political party before transporting the ballots and returning them to the polling stations at the Al-Quds School. The statement confirmed that forensic analysis successfully recovered the hotel’s surveillance camera footage, which had been deliberately erased, proving the suspects’ presence and that they were carrying the two bags that were later seized, in addition to revealing that a review of the second suspect’s phone revealed extensive communications that took place before and on Election Day with detainees held in connection with the case. Based on this compelling evidence, the Public Prosecutor’s Office decided to file a request with the investigating judge to place the individuals involved in pretrial detention for committing the felony of disrupting the voting process and participating in fraud.