47 convicted in Morocco terror trial

Forty-seven people have been convicted and sentenced to up to 30 years in prison over a suicide bombing last year at a Casablanca Internet cafe, Morocco’s official news agency said today.

Forty-seven people have been convicted and sentenced to up to 30 years in prison over a suicide bombing last year at a Casablanca Internet cafe, Morocco’s official news agency said today.

The MAP agency said the court in Sale, Morocco, handed down a 30-year term to Abdelkrim Aot Ougard. The report did not specify his role. Twelve others were given six to 15 years.

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