Croatian police have arrested a man for a fire on Čiovo, who was reportedly intoxicated, and a teenager for threatening to and then setting fire to his family home in Ivanovac. These incidents highlight ongoing issues with arson in the region.

Zagreb police have charged a police officer with concealment after he allegedly appropriated a Slovenian-registered car that was sought as evidence in a criminal offense committed in Slovenia.

Croatian police have released new information regarding an incident on Pašman, where an officer allegedly threw a dog into the sea during an arrest, now stating citizens rescued the dog.

A video circulating online shows a police officer on Pašman Island throwing a dog into the sea during the arrest of a wanted suspect who resisted police. The incident has prompted a response from the police force.

Zagreb police are seeking public assistance in locating a silver VW Passat B6 Variant and its driver, who fled the scene of an accident in Sesvete nine days ago. One person was seriously injured in the incident on July 29.

Croatian police are seeking public assistance to identify two individuals captured in photographs, who are suspected of committing crimes in the Peščenica area of Zagreb.

The Croatian Police Union has called for the immediate expulsion of foreign nationals who attack Croatian police officers, along with a minimum five-year ban from entering the country, following an incident in Vir.

Police in Čakovec, Croatia, raided the apartment of a 29-year-old man after receiving a report of death threats, obtaining a court order for the search.

Southern Croatia is experiencing a traffic collapse with large queues at the border, reportedly due to problems on the Montenegrin side. Croatian police are working with their Montenegrin counterparts to find a way to speed up vehicle flow.

Police near Opatija, Croatia, seized over a ton of sea urchins intended for sale in Italy. Although returned to the sea, a specialist claims most of them died.

Croatian police in Šibenik arrested a Dutch and a British citizen on suspicion of unauthorized production and trafficking of drugs after finding suspicious items in their car.

Croatian police discovered nearly 15 kilograms of marijuana in a Spanish woman's suitcase during a random passenger check at Zagreb Airport.

Maritime police in Istria, Croatia, rescued two Hungarian tourists who were carried towards the open sea by strong currents near Kamenjak.

Croatian police reportedly suspect links to organized crime groups, while an official named Franković has been granted police protection.

The Croatian police union has raised concerns that Croatia is not effectively using EU funds to modernize its outdated prison system, a stark contrast to neighboring countries, despite urgent needs and long-standing promises.

The 'Safe Navigation 2026' police operation continued in the Rijeka aquatorium, where 81 inspections were carried out as part of enhanced maritime traffic surveillance, resulting in 13 violations and 4563 euros in fines.

Two police officers near Požega, Croatia, are under investigation for allegedly engaging in sexual acts with a woman in a patrol car while on duty. The incident reportedly came to light after the woman's husband discovered recordings.

A major anti-corruption operation launched by Croatia's Office for the Suppression of Corruption and Organized Crime (USKOK) and Croatian police has resulted in several arrests, including a former Croatian national football team player.

Police in Petrinja, Croatia, seized a significant cache of drugs, including speed and cocaine, along with an automatic pistol, a bomb, TNT, and a silencer from a local dealer. The operation prevented the further spread of dangerous substances and weapons.

Croatian police have released details regarding a collision involving Prime Minister Plenković's motorcade, stating that an officer was penalized for rear-ending another official vehicle, with no injuries reported.

Croatian police are investigating incidents in Zadar where individuals were filmed dangerously operating jet skis, including passing between catamarans in the port. The reckless behavior has prompted public concern and official action.

Croatian police are searching for 16-year-old Gabrijela Jan Lončarić, who went missing from her residence in Zadar on Thursday, June 25, 2026. The National Register of Missing Persons has published details of her disappearance, and her mother is desperate for news.

Zagreb police have arrested a 42-year-old Croatian man and are searching for a 55-year-old Serbian man suspected of smuggling migrants. The foreign nationals were reportedly transported in a van without ventilation under inhumane conditions.

Osijek police are seeking public assistance to identify a young man suspected of a robbery committed on April 21, releasing surveillance photos and allowing anonymous tips.

Croatian police have launched an investigation into officers filmed beating a 17-year-old in Split, with the officers remaining on duty during the probe.

Croatian police uncovered a furniture smuggling operation involving Bosnian police officers, who were caught unloading packages from an official van by an off-duty Croatian officer. The incident highlights cross-border illicit activities.

With temperatures expected to reach up to 40 degrees Celsius, Croatian police issued a warning about the dangers of leaving children unattended in vehicles, emphasizing that a child's body heats up much faster and even 15 minutes can be fatal.

Croatian police conducted a five-day search on a Croatian island for a 52-year-old man suspected in a child pornography case that began 12 years ago, finding his clothes near the sea.

Croatian police report that 98 people have died on the roads this year as of June 18, with a significant portion—32 fatalities—involving motorcycles or similar vehicles, coinciding with the start of the tourist season.

Croatian police have concluded an investigation into a 23-year-old man suspected of unauthorized production and trafficking of drugs, after he was found hiding over a kilogram of cocaine in a car's airbag compartment.

Croatian police arrested the first officer of a catamaran following a tragic ship collision in the Splitska vrata strait, which resulted in the deaths of four Czech citizens and injuries to four others.

Vukovar-Srijem County will donate the first 50,000 euros towards the construction of the new '12 Croatian Policemen' football stadium in Vukovar, with a campaign also launched to support the project.

Croatian police reported nine fatalities in traffic accidents over the weekend, alongside 5,754 traffic violations, primarily for speeding and alcohol-related offenses, urging caution on the roads.

Police in Sisak, Croatia, have arrested a 25-year-old man who allegedly verbally and physically assaulted a 19-year-old for nearly a year. The suspect was attempting to force the teenager to pay an invented debt.

The Croatian Police Union has strongly condemned a brutal attack on police officers in Đakovo, calling for stricter penalties and zero tolerance for violence against law enforcement.

Croatian police in Zagreb arrested a man found with two pistols, preventing a potentially tragic incident. Interior Minister Davor Božinović announced the arrest, stating that a worse outcome was averted.

Police in Zadar, Croatia, have appealed to the public for information to identify a man suspected of committing a criminal offense in Paklenica National Park last month.

Croatian police have recorded the first thefts on beaches in Istria with the onset of warm weather and the start of the swimming season, with victims reporting hundreds of euros in damages.

Students from the Josip Jović police academy in Croatia were filmed performing a choreography during a pilgrimage in Lourdes, France.

An investigation is underway into a former police officer in Osijek, Croatia, after 21-year-old student Mihaela Berak was killed by a shot from his pistol.

Croatian police successfully prevented two pre-arranged clashes between rival fan groups, BBB and Armada, on highways A1 and A3 as they traveled to the Cup final in Osijek.

Croatian police are actively searching for a Montenegrin national in connection with the deaths of migrants he allegedly transported. The investigation is ongoing to determine the circumstances surrounding the tragic incident.

Croatia is in shock following the murder of a police chief, who was reportedly shot three times by a suspect. Neighbors of the alleged killer described him as a "sick man" and expressed fear of him.

Police controlled freight vehicles on highway A6 in Primorje-Gorski Kotar County, finding numerous violations amidst an increase in truck traffic.

Croatian police are still searching for the driver of a truck who fled during an attempted migrant smuggling operation near Netretić, on the border with Slovenia. Four of the more than 30 migrants in the group died, and two were injured.

Croatian police discovered the bodies of four migrants and provided assistance to 15 others near the Slovenian border. The migrants were reportedly left in inhumane conditions by an unknown driver after being transported in a cargo vehicle.

Croatian police have reported a murder-suicide incident in Josipdol, where a man fatally shot a woman with a firearm before taking his own life.

Croatian police have filed criminal charges against a 50-year-old French citizen accused of using an air rifle to kill 20 chickens and two roosters belonging to others in Donje Polje, near Šibenik, leading to his detention.

Zagreb police have concluded an investigation into a 49-year-old man who vandalized a Serbian Orthodox Church overnight, revealing he was under the influence of alcohol at the time.

Croatian police have filed a criminal complaint against HDZ member Nina Karamatić, accusing her of falsifying documents in a job application for air traffic control.

Croatian police have successfully solved the case of an armed robbery at Fina in Zagreb that occurred a year ago. Authorities have released details regarding the "cinematic" heist and its resolution.

Police officers from Perušić, Croatia, successfully rescued a helpless foal that had become trapped in mud in a meadow near the Zir rest area along the A1 highway.

Croatian police have launched a criminal investigation against a 34-year-old priest from the Gospic-Senj Diocese following reports of sexual harassment involving minors.

Djordje Radujković, who was allegedly involved in an attack on three Croatian police officers in 1991 in the Vojnić area, has been released from custody.

Draško Stanivuković, the Mayor of Banja Luka, was detained by Croatian police at the Stara Gradiška border crossing after he refused to allow a baggage inspection.

Croatian police in Split arrested a German national suspected of breaking into a jewelry store in Frankfurt, Germany, and found stolen jewelry valued at approximately 170,000 euros in his possession.

Police and civil protection in Croatia are warning citizens to be cautious with open fires and vegetation burning due to fire hazards, with penalties reaching up to €19,900 and imprisonment.

Police in Croatia have arrested a 60-year-old man from the Osijek area suspected of defrauding 30 individuals of over 17,000 euros through an elaborate internet inheritance scam.

Croatian police completed an investigation into a 28-year-old Serbian citizen who displayed inappropriate symbols in Vukovar and subsequently expelled him from Croatia.

Croatian authorities in Karlovac have arrested a 50-year-old woman, a 52-year-old man, and a 31-year-old man on suspicion of inciting acquaintances to plan the murder of a police chief, arson, and mass poisoning of livestock in the Lika region.

Police in Zagreb have arrested a 33-year-old Croatian citizen, identified as Jakov Matković, who is now in pre-trial detention.

Two traffic police officers in Zagreb have been handed harsh, non-final prison sentences for stopping a car carrying USKOK (anti-corruption agency) chiefs in August 2023 and attempting to charge them for a non-existent offense.

During the trial of former Vukovar-Srijem county prefect Damir Dekanić for faking a car accident, a police officer emotionally stated his life was ruined and threatened suicide if given a suspended sentence.

A decorated Croatian police officer was sentenced to eight years in prison for a fatal incident, expressing deep condolences to the victims' families and admitting guilt.

Croatian police and mountain rescue services are searching for individuals, likely migrants, after a boat overturned in the Una River near Kostajnica, with reports of fatalities.

Croatian police recorded almost 6,000 traffic violations over the weekend, resulting in one fatality and 140 injuries across 101 accidents, with speeding and alcohol being the most common causes.

Croatian police are investigating videos showing an electric scooter rider speeding over 50 km/h and performing risky tricks in traffic in Dalmatia.

Croatian police have concluded an investigation into an alleged attack in Zagreb, where a minor initially claimed he was attacked and robbed but later admitted to fabricating the story, stating his injuries were sustained from a scooter fall.

Croatian police have released new information, admitting they lied about an incident in Pašman where an officer threw a dog into the sea from a patrol boat during the arrest of a 37-year-old man.

Croatian police have arrested a second suspect, a 22-year-old Croatian citizen, in connection with the July attack on two Slovenian tourists in Medulin, who is accused of causing grievous bodily harm and attempted grievous bodily harm.

Authorities in Bataan, Philippines, arrested two suspects in a shabu bust, while Croatian police in Vinkovci seized cocaine and cannabis, arresting a 33-year-old man. These separate operations highlight ongoing efforts to combat drug trafficking in different regions.

The Croatian Police Union has called for the immediate expulsion of any foreign nationals who attack police officers. The union advocates for swift and decisive action against individuals who assault official personnel.

Following reports of substandard living conditions for foreign workers, Croatian police and the State Inspectorate raided an area in Čazma, uncovering shocking irregularities. Interior Minister Davor Božinović condemned the situation as unacceptable.

Croatian police recorded 6,181 traffic violations over three days, from July 31 to August 2, with speeding and alcohol being the most common offenses. One fatal traffic accident was also reported.

Croatian police have confirmed that a fire near Pakoštane was caused by a pyrotechnic device. Authorities are now investigating the incident for endangering life and property.

Two Slovak citizens reportedly attacked a reporter and cameraman from Nova TV on the island of Vir, Croatia, while they were filming a report on illegal rentals. Croatian police have detained the individuals.

Maritime police in Šibenik, Croatia, have fined ten local and foreign boaters for speeding within 300 meters of the coast, an offense punishable by a 400 euro fine.

A judge released a 37-year-old administrative clerk from the Pag Police Station, Marija M., despite USKOK's insistence on detention, after she was found to have leaked data from the police system.

Police in Zadar, Croatia, have filed criminal charges against a 56-year-old Croat and a 49-year-old American for economic fraud, alleging they defrauded a Sukošan company of at least 248,000 euros in a catamaran rental business.

During a night operation in Split, Croatian police conducted extraordinary technical inspections on 35 vehicles, finding 30 to be unroadworthy, primarily motorcycles with modifications and excessive noise. A total of 81 drivers were fined.

A police officer from Šibenik, Croatia, has been accused of stealing money from his severely ill wife, abusing her rights, and long-term abuse of his daughter.

The Municipal State Attorney's Office has filed an appeal against a conditional sentence given to Moroccan national Hamza Oussalah, who was released after assaulting a young police officer in Zagreb, with new details emerging about his activities in France and Germany.

USKOK, Croatia's anti-corruption agency, has revealed details of an investigation into an elite police inspector accused of leaking confidential information from the Ministry of Interior to a drug clan led by a kickboxer. The officer is alleged to have acted as a 'mole' within the police department, providing secrets to the criminal organization.

As part of the 'Safe Navigation 2026 Zadar' operation, Croatian police inspected 31 vessels in the Zadar archipelago, identifying 19 violations of navigation rules, with 16 infractions related to excessive speed.

Croatian police concluded an investigation into a 64-year-old man suspected of firing at officers during a hostage crisis in Dragonošec, where he was found with 291 rounds of ammunition and a grenade launcher.

Croatian police are investigating a shooting in Čakovec, believed to be drug-related, after a 42-year-old suspect surrendered and officers found a kilogram of marijuana, cocaine, and ammunition during searches of his home and car.

In the first six months of 2026, police in Koprivničko-križevačka county, Croatia, seized 23 vehicles and 18 high-powered electric scooters from repeat traffic offenders, with most vehicles permanently confiscated.

Police in Međimurje, Croatia, have released the identity and photo of a man from Čakovec who is on the run after seriously injuring two people in a nightclub conflict.

A video showing police officers kicking a teenager in Split has caused public outrage, with authorities still piecing together the sequence of events. The incident reportedly began with a single sentence.

Croatian police are issuing warnings about an increase in scams targeting elderly individuals through false representation, advising the public that institutions never request money over the phone.

Croatian police have arrested six suspected drug traffickers, including British and Italian nationals, in a spectacular operation on the island of Pag, dismantling another drug dealing chain.

An official van belonging to a commander of the BiH Border Police was used to transport furniture to a weekend house in Pelješac, Dalmatia. Croatian police detained the driver in connection with the incident.

Croatian police stopped a Slovenian driver who was traveling at 205 kilometers per hour on a road section with a speed limit of 100 kilometers per hour.

Croatian police arrested two Slovenian tourists; one was caught masturbating on a balcony, and the other destroyed a bar, with both testing positive for cocaine.

The municipality of Škabrnja has joined the 'You are Vukovar' donation campaign, providing symbolic funds for the construction of the '12 Croatian Policemen' Stadium in Vukovar, highlighting the historical connection between the two towns.

Police announced they have solved a robbery that occurred on January 11, 2014, when two unknown individuals, a man and a woman, entered the home of a then 79-year-old victim.

Croatian police have arrested the first officer of a catamaran that collided with and sank a sailboat near Split on Sunday, resulting in the deaths of four Czech citizens.

USKOK has filed an indictment against Luka Domačinović, a long-serving police chief from Bajakovo, before the County Court in Osijek, for abuse of position and authority and falsification of official documents.

Croatian police lost sight of a car they were following, only to discover it 10 minutes later involved in a serious accident that left one person dead and nine injured.

Croatian police conducted controls on buses transporting children, resulting in three vehicles being removed from traffic due to irregularities.

The Croatian police union is demanding dismissals following what it describes as humiliating statements about civil servants found in ministry records.

Police in Split, Croatia, are seeking public assistance to identify a man suspected of a brazen aggravated theft. The incident occurred on May 12, 2025, when an 85-year-old woman had money stolen from her wallet in a residential building.

Croatian police have responded to reports of illegal hunting of wild game on the Brijuni Islands, stating they acted immediately and did not protect anyone involved. This comes after a local newspaper uncovered the long-standing illegal activity.

Croatian police raided the apartment of a 33-year-old Environmental Protection Fund employee, seizing 334 grams of amphetamines and other substances.

The Croatian Police Academy responded after a video surfaced showing participants of the Josip Jović Police School shouting "Za Lourdes - spremni" during a military-police pilgrimage in Lourdes, France, deeming the assistant chief's behavior inappropriate.

Croatian maritime police rescued a 67-year-old German national near Primošten after his kayak was overturned by large waves due to bad weather. The man was found exhausted and unable to return to his kayak.

Kristina Klincov, a young police officer from Rijeka, Croatia, has revealed that she knew from childhood she wanted a dynamic job where she could help others. She joined the force in 2023 and finds fulfillment in fieldwork and challenges.

Croatian police apprehended a Serbian truck driver last week for using another person's card, resulting in fines totaling over €4,000.

The Croatian Police Union issued a statement condemning the murder of a colleague, emphasizing that police officers must not become targets.

Croatian police have filed charges against a minor for disturbing public order by displaying symbols of the JNA (Yugoslav People's Army) in Tito's Park. Police stated that the JNA was an army that "committed aggression against the Republic of Croatia."

Croatian police conducted a search at a 21-year-old's home in Kuršanečki Lug, Međimurje, finding a 'Romanian woman' and other items, leading to an investigation.

The Croatian Ministry of Interior announced that police seized over 85 kilograms of drugs across the country in a three-day operation.

Croatian police have arrested three young individuals, including two minors, on suspicion of being behind a wave of false bomb threats.

Croatian police in Zlatar Bistrica arrested two individuals after discovering two improvised drug laboratories and seizing over 650g of marijuana, amphetamine, and MDMA.

Croatian police are investigating two online fraud cases in the Zabok area, including one where a woman lost over 90,000 euros after believing she was investing in cryptocurrencies, while another victim granted scammers access to her accounts via suspicious apps.

Croatian police are conducting arrests and urgent investigative actions in Zagreb and Istria, following an order from USKOK, the country's anti-corruption agency. The operation targets two individuals suspected of being part of a criminal organization.

Croatian police raided a construction site in Koprivnica, uncovering irregularities concerning foreign workers' permits and employment. Authorities announced increased controls on foreign nationals' work legality.

A minor girl was found dead in an apartment in Velika Gorica, near Zagreb, after a woman jumped from a building. Croatian police suspect a violent death, and an investigation is underway.

Police in Poreč, Croatia, arrested a 20-year-old man and his accomplices who allegedly extorted money from an 18-year-old for months, threatening him and a 26-year-old woman with death over a non-existent debt.

Police in Croatia are searching for 45-year-old Branko Vujnović, who went missing on March 24, 2026, in Nova Gradiška, and are appealing to the public for assistance.

Croatian police in Karlovac have concluded an investigation into a driver from Bosnia and Herzegovina who attempted to smuggle migrants and then drove his vehicle towards a police officer.

Croatian police discovered 14.5 tons of stolen coffee in a warehouse near Split, arresting three Croats and one Bosnian citizen who allegedly intended to sell the stolen goods for nearly €240,000.

Police in Rijeka, Croatia, stopped two school bus drivers who were found to be driving under the influence of alcohol, with blood alcohol levels of 0.53 and 0.41 permille, respectively, while transporting children.

Police in Senj, Croatia, discovered a laboratory with approximately 150 cannabis plants in Stinica and arrested two individuals for cultivation and sale of drugs.

Arrests and urgent evidentiary actions are being carried out across multiple Croatian police administrations, including Zagreb, Karlovac, and Zadar, under the orders of USKOK (Office for the Suppression of Corruption and Organized Crime).

Zagreb police arrested a 42-year-old man driving with over 4 per mille alcohol, and later a 28-year-old woman on Trešnjevka, both for significant alcohol impairment.

An article criticizes Croatian police, alleging they are working for an individual who entered Vukovar on a Chetnik tank on November 19th, implying a controversial figure from the war.

Croatian police have filed a misdemeanor report against Homeland Movement MP Josip Dabro for disturbing public order and peace, due to a song in which he glorifies Ustaše leader Ante Pavelić.

Police in Istria, Croatia, have arrested five individuals suspected of drug trafficking and unauthorized production as part of a criminal organization.

Croatia's High Administrative Court will conduct a new procedure in the case of police chief Nikola Milina, who is accused of suspicious allowances.

A complete standstill occurred on Croatia's A1 highway towards Zagreb after police blocked the road near Karlovac to prevent a planned conflict between football fans.

Croatian police have charged parents who left their minor child in a closed and locked vehicle for nearly an hour in Poreč; passersby noticed the child, who fortunately remained unharmed.

The Croatian Ministry of Interior confirmed the initiation of disciplinary proceedings against a police officer from Pleternica for serious misconduct, suspected to involve inappropriate behavior, reportedly sexual relations, in an official vehicle.

A police officer on the Croatian island of Pašman was filmed throwing a dog from a boat into the sea. Witnesses reported rescuing the dog, which was left alone after the incident.

Croatian police are warning the public about fraudulent emails impersonating the Ministry of Interior (MUP) that threaten recipients with arrest for child pornography. The scam aims to exploit fear and manipulate individuals.

Zagreb police are appealing to the public for help in locating the driver of a silver VW Passat involved in a serious traffic accident in Sesvete on July 29, which left one person severely injured.

Croatian police are investigating multiple assault incidents, including a drunken Indian national attacking a compatriot in Susedgrad with a blunt object. Separately, a 35-year-old man was arrested in Poreč for assaulting a police officer and placed in investigative detention.

Croatian police and the State Inspectorate conducted an inspection at a blueberry farm in Čazma, discovering eight Nepali workers housed in 14-square-meter containers, a situation deemed unacceptable by authorities.

Croatian police have filed charges against a minor Slovenian citizen following a mass brawl in Poreč, Croatia, which left two minors seriously injured.

Zagreb police arrested a 26-year-old man on suspicion of unauthorized drug production and trafficking after finding nearly 40 kilograms of marijuana in his car during a traffic stop.

The Croatian Police Union is calling for stricter sanctions against attackers following two incidents targeting officials in Zagreb. They urge the judiciary to react and ensure that penalties serve as a preventive measure.

Croatian police arrested a 48-year-old Ukrainian woman near Hreljin on suspicion of human smuggling.

Croatian police have released details regarding an attack on a Slovenian citizen. The announcement provides further information about the incident.

A Croatian police officer reportedly fired a shot into the air from his service pistol during a traffic dispute. This incident follows another report of a police officer working for political candidates.

Croatian police conducted an operation in Igrane, Dalmatia, where they found a significant amount of weapons, ammunition, and drugs with a 20-year-old dealer.

Croatian police are urging tourists to exercise greater caution on beaches following a recent increase in thefts targeting vacationers along the Croatian coast.

A previously unknown company, Design Vision, owned by Alma Boch, is under investigation by Croatian police and USKOK for securing lucrative contracts with the Ministry of Defense.

Police in southern Croatia are implementing the "Drive Safely, Arrive Safely" campaign to reduce accidents caused by fatigue, educating drivers on the importance of rest instead of issuing fines.

Nikola Milina, the Chief of Police in Croatia, has voiced concerns over the high number of suspended sentences for attacks on police officers, noting that over 70% of such verdicts are conditional. He argues that these lenient penalties fail to deter offenders and cause frustration among law enforcement personnel.

Police in Pitomača, Croatia, have launched a campaign to warn parents about the dangers of leaving children unattended in vehicles during summer, reminding them it is a criminal offense and offering advice on prevention and heatstroke.

Croatian police confirmed a plot to commit murder, stating that suspects waited near a cafe with intent to kill. A criminal investigation has been completed, leading to arrests of a 36-year-old and a minor, with money also found in Maksimir.

Croatian police intercepted foreign nationals who had illegally entered the country in the Buzet area of Istria last Friday. A 38-year-old Slovenian citizen is suspected of smuggling them.

Croatian police are appealing to the public for assistance in two separate cases: locating 62-year-old Mira Košarač, who went missing in Dobrovac, and identifying an attacker in Čakovec, warning citizens not to approach him.

Police in Istria, Croatia, in cooperation with communal wardens, arrested a 63-year-old man who was endangering traffic and letting his dog roam unsupervised in the Katun Lindarski settlement, causing fear among residents.

Croatian police have dismantled a drug trafficking ring on the island of Pag, arresting five British nationals and one Italian, in an operation targeting distribution during the tourist season and summer music festivals.

Police in Zagreb, Croatia, in cooperation with the police directorate and customs administration, intercepted a shipment containing 400 kilograms of testosterone, steroids, and anastrozole, all substances banned in sports.

Police on the Croatian island of Hvar arrested a 54-year-old man after discovering more than 1.2 kilograms of dried marijuana leaves and cannabis oil in his home. He faces charges for unauthorized drug production and trafficking.

Croatian police have arrested five foreign nationals, identified as Ukrainians, for smuggling a large number of migrants who illegally entered Croatia in Brod-Posavina County.

Croatian police swiftly responded to a viral video showing a minor dangerously riding a scooter and endangering traffic safety, leading to an investigation.

The first officer of a catamaran, accused by Croatian police of sinking a sailboat with four Czech tourists near Split, claims the smaller vessel constantly changed its course before the collision.

Croatian police have arrested a 33-year-old crew member of a passenger catamaran in connection with a severe maritime accident near Split in the Adriatic Sea, which tragically resulted in the deaths of five Czech citizens. The man faces up to 15 years in prison.

Croatian police are issuing a warning about the deadly danger of leaving children unattended in vehicles during summer heat.

Croatian police arrested a suspect for human smuggling after finding eight illegal migrants in his vehicle. The suspect reportedly found the job advertisement on Facebook.

Croatian citizens are being inundated with fraudulent SMS messages demanding payment for alleged traffic violations, prompting police to issue a warning to immediately delete such messages.

Police near Pula, Croatia, successfully completed an operation to remove explosives, destroying 1,142 explosive devices, including two 250 kg aircraft bombs, and approximately 4,000 rounds of ammunition.

Police in Bosnia and Herzegovina, in cooperation with Croatian authorities, seized 40 kilograms of cannabis that was smuggled into the country via the port of Ploče. The operation was confirmed by BiH's State Investigation and Protection Agency (SIPA).

Two police officers in Gospić, Croatia, aged 39 and 36, are under investigation for allegedly inflicting bodily harm on a Bosnian citizen, with the older officer also suspected of committing a hate crime.

Croatian police on the A3 near Okučani stopped a 37-year-old repeat offender who was driving without a license and with an active ban. He was sentenced to 15 days in prison, and the court permanently confiscated his personal car.

Croatian police have received reports from multiple cities regarding online fraud, where unknown perpetrators stole over 67,000 euros from numerous individuals in the Split-Dalmatia region via SMS messages. Authorities are urging citizens to exercise increased caution to avoid becoming victims of such scams.

Croatian police have issued a warning to citizens about a new scam involving fake SMS messages that inform recipients their vehicle has been recorded for a traffic violation.

Zagreb police are issuing a warning about a smishing scam involving fraudulent SMS messages that falsely claim recipients have unpaid traffic fines.

Croatian police reported that three migrants drowned while attempting to cross the Kolpa River as part of a group of five, with two bodies recovered.

The Croatian Police Union has expressed shock and condolences following the murder of their colleague, Robert Grilec, condemning violence against officers and calling for their permanent protection, stating that such attacks are not "part of the job."

Croatian police confiscated pesticides, veterinary drugs, and gas from a Slovenian citizen whose vehicle was loaded with goods that are either prohibited or allowed only in limited quantities.

In a joint operation, border police from Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia prevented the smuggling of 12 individuals of Afro-Asian origin and arrested a 22-year-old Albanian man.

Šibenik police stopped a 26-year-old man on highway A1 and found a total of 6.6 kg of cocaine, packaging equipment, and money in his vehicle and home, leading to his arrest.

Croatian police have announced the arrest of two minors who are suspected of terrorism in connection with a series of false bomb threats. New details regarding the investigation have been released by authorities.

Croatian police have arrested two men suspected of extorting a 25-year-old in Zagreb for ten years, starting when he was a minor. The victim reportedly paid them around 100,000 euros.

Croatian police have arrested a 51-year-old man near Zagreb who was the subject of 12 outstanding warrants for various criminal offenses and misdemeanors.

Croatian police are reportedly investigating all national sports federations, with over 90 individuals being questioned. The State Attorney's Office (DORH) is actively pursuing cases related to at least two specific sports associations.

Dubravko Jagić, the long-serving head of the Croatian Police Union, purchased a luxury Lexus valued at over 100,000 euros. He claims to have paid less with private funds, sparking controversy given the low salaries of police officers.

Croatian police have completed an investigation and filed charges against 20 individuals involved in an international drug smuggling operation that earned 18 million euros from cocaine from South America and marijuana from Albania.

Croatian police have been searching for fugitive businessman Ivica Đolo for 21 months after he failed to return to prison, yet he is reportedly in regular contact with a group of prominent individuals.

Croatian police and USKOK (anti-corruption agency) conducted an operation leading to several arrests for corruption and money laundering, with investigations reportedly involving hundreds of thousands of euros from the Croatian Ski Association.

Croatian police near Duga Resa arrested two drivers for migrant smuggling, with one 36-year-old Bosnian citizen attempting to run over a police officer with his car to evade arrest.

Police in Kaštela, Croatia, seized 14.5 tons of stolen coffee and arrested four men, including three Croatian citizens and one Bosnian citizen, in a warehouse.

Draško Stanivuković, the Mayor of Banja Luka, has again complained about his treatment when crossing the border between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia, claiming Croatian police searched and detained him for over an hour.

Police visited Plavno near Knin, Croatia, to search a 64-year-old's family home and other premises based on a court order, seizing various items and reporting the individual.

Croatian police, in cooperation with USKOK, have launched a large-scale operation across multiple counties, making arrests on suspicion of corruption and economic crime within a criminal organization.

Police in Zadar, Croatia, arrested a 61-year-old man on the A1 highway after finding over 19 kilograms of marijuana and hashish in his car, suspecting him of drug trafficking.

The Croatian Police Directorate warned citizens about increasing scams where unknown individuals falsely represent themselves, promising returns on lost money or 'forgotten earnings' from cryptocurrency investments.

The Croatian Ministry of Interior has issued a warning to citizens about a new phishing email campaign where senders falsely impersonate the police and threaten arrests.

Croatian police and USKOK are conducting arrests and urgent investigative actions targeting directors within the state-owned energy company HEP Group across multiple counties, as part of a new major anti-corruption operation.

Croatian police arrested a Bosnian citizen after a boat carrying multiple individuals capsized in the Una River near Hrvatska Kostajnica.