False residence permits sold for 400 000 euros to Moroccan nationals, the vast traffic of a disbanded official

At Béziers' sub-prefecture in the Hérault, a civil servant allegedly sold some 40 false residence permits to Moroccans involved in drug trafficking. This woman at the head of the fake document network was arrested.

The Office for Combating the Illicit Trafficking of Migrants in Toulouse has just put an end to a vast system of corruption. Several people, including two officials passed through the prefecture of Béziers (Hérault),...

A staff member who worked in the Béziers prefecture reportedly paid about 40 residence permits for approximately 15,000 euros per coin, which is said to be at the centre of a vast trafficking in false identity documents.

It is a vast network of corruption that has been dismantled by the Office de lutte contre le trafic de migrants de Toulouse. These are, in particular, residence permits that were allegedly fraudulently distributed to migrants.

France – A vast network of trafficking in residence permits shakes France. At the center of this scandal, an official of the Béziers prefecture in the Hérault reportedly cashed nearly 500,000 euros. In exchange, she provided documents to drug traffickers, mainly Moroccans, to facilitate their travel to Europe. Residence permits for traffickers These residence permits, although genuine, were the result of fraudulent practices. They allowed crimin…

Essential: A prefecture official, transferred to Carcassonne, is suspected of fraudulently issuing residence permits to Moroccan drug traffickers in exchange for 500,000 euros. This scandal, which illustrates an infiltration of organized crime into the administration, was revealed by a joint investigation by OFAST and OLTIM. Six suspects, including...