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Legal proceedings involving Zaccaria Mouhib

Overview

Italian trap artist Zaccaria Mouhib, known as Baby Gang, has faced various legal proceedings in Italy involving defamation, incitement, and criminal associations.

In September 2026, a Milan court acquitted Mouhib of defamation and incitement to commit a crime regarding a 2022 incident where he shared a journalist’s contact information on social media. While acquitted of the primary charges, he was ordered to pay a fine for the unlawful processing of personal data.

By October 2026, Mouhib’s legal situation escalated as a judge rejected a request for house arrest, ordering him to remain in prison. The court described the 25-year-old as “completely unreliable” and cited a significant risk of reoffending. The decision followed evidence linking him to an international criminal network and documented use of heavy weaponry. Mouhib had previously received a sentence of 2 years and 8 months for weapons possession and receiving stolen goods.

Entities

Baby Gang · Zaccaria Mouhib · Gianluca Piantadosi · Mediaset · Fuori dal coro

Timeline

  1. [CRIME] 5 sources
    Baby Gang remains in prison after judge rejects house arrest

    Italian trap artist Baby Gang (Zaccaria Mouhib) remains in custody after a judge rejected house arrest, citing his involvement in an international criminal network and use of heavy weapons in Iraq.

  2. [CRIME] 3 sources
    Baby Gang acquitted of incitement and defamation in Milan

    Milan Court acquits trapper Baby Gang of defamation and incitement to crime regarding a 2022 social media dispute with a journalist, though he was fined for unlawful data processing.

Sources

adginforma.it · billboard.it · giornalistitalia.it · laverita.info · milanotoday.it · notizie.it · primalecco.it · risoluto.it