Overview
- On Thursday Samir Nasri spent about ten hours in garde à vue at the BRIF in Paris and was released the same day without prosecution for now.
- Magistrates opened an information judiciaire focused on importation of narcotics, association de malfaiteurs and organized money‑laundering linked to a Marseille trafficking network.
- Police are probing cash flows through the XS nightclub in Ivry‑sur‑Seine and say they are examining large cash withdrawals made by the wife of jailed trafficker Karim Berrebouh.
- Reporting cites Nasri's mid‑2010s role as a manager and shareholder of the XS and says he told investigators he believed he had verbally transferred his shares; his lawyer declined to comment.
- The inquiry centers on Karim Berrebouh and suspected laundering intermediaries such as Olivier Sabbah and Bilele Z, and remains open so judges could later summon or indict figures if new evidence emerges.