Czech police apprehended a 14-year-old boy driving an Audi at nearly 200 km/h without a license, despite his father's claim he was only supposed to drive on private property.

An internal check at the Czech police headquarters has revealed that 15 individuals who previously collaborated with the secret police were employed there.

Czech police forces played a role in dismantling an international crime ring, contributing to a significant law enforcement operation.

Czech police are appealing for public assistance to identify a man found at the foot of Sniezka mountain, near the border with Poland, who is unable to communicate and has no identification documents.

Czech police have arrested a man suspected of a murder committed 15 years ago in Prague, thanks to a DNA match. The suspect was apprehended in the Central Bohemian Region and faces 15 to 20 years in prison for the particularly brutal and torturous murder.

Czech authorities are warning the public about a new SMS scam that falsely informs recipients of unpaid parking fines, directing them to fraudulent websites to steal personal information.

Martin Červenka, a former Czech police commander and unionist, is planning a major event in the autumn to draw attention to the "tragic state" of the police and security forces, calling for the resignation of top police leadership.

A case of psychological abuse and bullying within the Karlovy Vary police force continues, with an ex-policewoman alleging that the police inspection, leadership, and ombudsman failed to provide assistance regarding harassment from her former husband and deputy director.

Detectives from the special Tempus team have solved a nearly 20-year-old attempted murder case from a gas station in Hrádek nad Nisou in 2007, identifying the perpetrator who brutally attacked and seriously injured the station operator's husband, though the crime is now time-barred.

Czech police are investigating a video showing MP Filip Turek driving dangerously through the streets of Prague's Strahov district in a sports car, to determine if he violated traffic laws.

Czech police are increasing checks on e-scooter riders during the holidays due to a rise in accidents, with about half being self-inflicted and over a third involving riders under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

The National Centre against Organized Crime in the Czech Republic will return 400,000 CZK to influential lawyer Miroslav Jansta, which was seized during a house search in the Motol case. Police stated the money did not originate from corruption.

Czech police, in cooperation with Turkish counterparts, arrested 51 individuals from a fraudulent call center in Istanbul. The professionally organized group impersonated police officers or Czech National Bank employees to defraud victims.

Czech police are cautioning citizens about common vacation errors, such as sharing family photos online and leaving homes unattended, which can lead to privacy breaches and increased risk of burglaries.

Rudolf Flaška, the former head of the Karlovy Vary homicide department, died by suicide on Tuesday. Police sources confirmed the information, and the case has been taken over by the General Inspectorate of Security Forces (GIBS).

Criminal investigators in Náchod, Czech Republic, are probing a long-term investment fraud case where an unknown perpetrator lured a victim into losing over five million Czech Koruna with false promises of high returns. Police are warning the public about such scams.

As summer holidays begin, Czech police are increasing road controls due to the high number of fatalities during this period, with nearly 90 people losing their lives annually. Drivers should expect heavy traffic, closures, and reconstructions.

For about a month and a half, Czech police have been using a special mobile noise meter on the Červenohorské Sedlo road to measure excessive noise from motorcycle and car exhausts, addressing a long-standing issue in the area.

In the Czech Republic, police are intensifying investigations into agencies and managers operating on the OnlyFans platform, particularly in connection with the arrest of influencer Adam Kajumi, who is accused of exploiting individuals for erotic content.

Police in the Czech Republic have uncovered a multi-million euro fraud involving EU subsidies for digital competency training courses, with 18 individuals and 15 companies facing charges for organizing largely fictitious seminars.

A Russian Metropolitan, once considered a future patriarch, has been demoted to a remote province in Brazil following a sex scandal and a recent drug affair in Prague. Czech police were involved in the June 3 incident.

Czech police from the National Centre Against Organized Crime have proposed charges against Pekárna Zelená louka, a bakery under the Agrofert concern, and two individuals, for alleged subsidy fraud involving hundreds of millions for toast bread.

Police are searching for 12-year-old Roman Rusenko from Ledeč nad Sázavou, who did not return home from school on Friday and has not been in contact.

Czech police have proposed charging two individuals in connection with a fire in Most last year that resulted in seven fatalities, caused by a fallen gas heater.

Czech police have highlighted several unresolved cases of missing children, some dating back many years, and are seeking public assistance in their ongoing search efforts.

Czech police released Russian Metropolitan Hilarion after detaining him on suspicion of drug possession, with Moscow claiming the incident was a 'staged process'.

Czech police are investigating the spray-painting of swastikas on the window of the Union of Germans in Cheb, with the perpetrator facing up to three years in prison for property damage and incitement to hatred.

Police in the Czech Republic are searching for an 82-year-old man from Hradec Králové who went missing on his bicycle on Friday afternoon. He suffers from dementia and is disoriented, raising concerns for his safety due to his age and health.

Czech police have arrested a man suspected of stealing an almost 800-year-old religious relic, believed to be the skull of Saint Zdislava of Lemberk, from a Catholic church.

The 800-year-old skull of Saint Zdislava, a 13th-century patron saint, was recovered in the Czech Republic after being stolen, with authorities finding the relic hidden inside a block of concrete and arresting a man who admitted to the theft.

Police in Ústí nad Labem, Czech Republic, have begun using new drones to monitor homeless shelters on city property and identify illegal dumps. The drones will be shared with the municipal company Metropolnet.

The Czech National Centre against Organized Crime has completed its investigation into a company within the Agrofert holding, Penam, regarding an alleged subsidy fraud amounting to 100 million Czech crowns, confirming the conclusion after more than a year and a half.

Police in the Liberec Region of the Czech Republic have arrested three members of an organized group suspected of producing dozens of kilograms of methamphetamine.

Scammers in the Czech Republic are impersonating Děčín police officers to trick citizens into revealing personal information, claiming someone is trying to take out a bank loan in their name.

Czech police have initiated another year of their public awareness campaign, 'Na kole jen s přilbou' (Only with a Helmet), citing over 25,000 cycling accidents between 2020 and 2025, with many caused by cyclists themselves or involving alcohol.

Czech police have charged seven individuals and two legal entities, including three public officials, in a case involving hundreds of millions in subsidies for an innovation center intended for office buildings and scientific firms. The investigation targets alleged fraud related to innovation center grants.

A police commander and unionist in Písek, Martin Červenka, has resigned, alleging he faced pressure and bullying within the Czech Police force after highlighting its poor state.

After two decades in security forces, Písek police commander and unionist Martin Červenka has resigned, leaving a harsh message. He had previously warned of the police's breakdown and supported 'fine protests.'

Czech police will increase patrols in crowded areas and near religious sites, along with road controls, during the upcoming Easter holidays to enhance safety over the long weekend.

Czech police have intervened in a corruption case involving Czech football, with the mayor of Karviná reportedly implicated. The article also mentions unused face-recognition cameras at Brno football matches.

Police in the Karlovy Vary region of the Czech Republic have charged 48 individuals in a widespread case of alleged bribery related to obtaining driving licenses, an investigation that has been ongoing since 2012.

Czech police and defense company LPP are investigating a fire at a drone factory in Pardubice, Czech Republic, which produces drones for Ukraine. An anti-Israel group claimed responsibility for the attack, but authorities are exploring potential connections to Russian interests.

The Czech Police's Air Service will receive 11 new helicopters from Airbus Helicopters Deutschland, with the Ministry of Interior signing a contract worth approximately 4.1 billion Czech crowns.

Czech police have dismissed a criminal complaint filed by actor Ondřej Vetchý, representing the 'Group D' association, which provides military aid to Ukraine. Vetchý has appealed to the prosecutor.

Police in the Moravian-Silesian region of the Czech Republic stopped an aerodynamic micro-vehicle, which at first looked like a racing bob, but was actually a velomobile.

Czech police are investigating nearly 30 cases of identity misuse for AI-generated pornography, including instances involving minors. A new law, paragraph 191a, has been introduced to address this crime.

The award for Police Officer of the Year in the Czech Republic has been announced.

A former police chief in the Czech Republic has dismissed claims that he had advance knowledge of an underworld murder.

A democracy digest highlights a study concluding that Slovakia possesses Europe's weakest spy agency, alongside other news including a former Polish PM confirming a new party launch and Czech police investigating an MP.

Czech police rescued two paddleboarders who ventured onto a lake despite an approaching severe storm. Authorities criticized the individuals for their disregard of the dangerous weather conditions.

Czech police have recovered an unspecified portion of 46 million Czech crowns that were fraudulently stolen from the Hradec Králové Property Management, with several million already secured.

Czech police have dropped their investigation into MP Filip Turek (for Motorists) regarding hate speech posted on social media, citing the expiration of the statute of limitations for his criminal liability. Publishers and authors who reported the statements will also not be prosecuted.

Czech detectives from the Tempus team have solved a nearly 20-year-old attempted murder case at a gas station in Hrádek nad Nisou, identifying the perpetrator who brutally attacked a man in 2007, but cannot prosecute due to the statute of limitations.

Nearly 90% of murders in the Czech Republic are solved by criminal investigators, but about five cases annually remain unsolved, sometimes even after 20 or 30 years. Tejc proposes giving police more time for investigations, a move opposed by the Bar Association.

Russian-born anarchist Igor Shevtsov will remain listed as an undesirable person in both the Czech national registry and the Schengen Information System. The Constitutional Court rejected his complaint, as Czech police consider Shevtsov a security risk.

Czech police are warning the public about a new SMS scam where fraudsters impersonate traffic police, claiming 'final warnings for speeding' to trick recipients into paying money.

A high-ranking police officer in the Karlovy Vary region is facing accusations of systematically undermining his ex-wife's career within the police force, following a tragic suicide of another criminal investigator.

Czech police are investigating a chief physician at a hospital in Děčín on suspicion of allegedly overdosing multiple patients with opiates, treating the case as murder. The hospital filed a criminal complaint and suspended the doctor.

The Supreme Audit Office (NKÚ) reports that the Czech police are still awaiting new helicopters, while their hangar in Ruzyně has been in a state of disrepair for 20 years. This situation highlights ongoing issues with police aviation infrastructure.

During an intervention against a shooter in Zábřeh, Ostrava, Czech police utilized a modern warning system to send SMS alerts to residents in the affected area.

A massive search operation involving dozens of patrols and a police helicopter was launched for a 55-year-old armed teacher, whose motive remains unclear despite the discovery of two cars, dozens of kilometers traveled, and several firearms.

Central Bohemian police are testing an interactive animated avatar named Superpoldík, which looks like a bear and is designed to assist in interviewing child victims of crimes aged four to eight, with computer specialists still needing to refine its motor skills.

Czech police have charged eight individuals and seven companies in connection with suspected manipulation of public contracts in the Pardubice VI district, an investigation that began in April last year.

Czech police are prosecuting ten individuals, including eight foreigners, for extensive VAT evasion related to taxi services and digital transport platforms. The alleged fraud caused over 300 million Czech crowns in damages to the state.

Czech police conducted training for soldiers on protecting state borders and migrant controls, surprising drivers at the Harrachov border crossing with Poland with unexpected roadside checks that led to the detention of wanted individuals.

Blanka Besserová, a former police spokeswoman and ombudswoman, and wife of former culture minister Jiří Besser, has passed away.

Czech police have confirmed that cocaine was found in the car of Russian Metropolitan Hilarion, who had been decorated by President Putin.

Police in the Czech Republic are searching for 63-year-old Vladimír Ječmen, who has been missing since his discharge from a hospital in Beroun and has not contacted his family.

The Czech Police Air Service is set to acquire eleven new Airbus H145 helicopters, with the first delivery expected in mid-2028, as no other manufacturer submitted a bid in the tender.

South Moravian police officer Martin Učeň received the 'Policeman of the Year' award for saving a month-old baby on a highway near Brno, providing immediate first aid to the child who stopped breathing in a car.

Czech police have detained another foreign national following the March attack on an armory in Pardubice, with the investigation now focusing on a suspected terrorist attack.

Czech police are cautioning the public about a new scam where financial fraudsters pose as investment advisors, tricking victims into sending "test payments" to legitimate transparent bank accounts.

The Czech General Inspection of Security Forces (GIBS) seized a significant quantity of liquid ecstasy during a raid, leading to charges against two individuals, including a Prague police officer. This seizure reportedly represents the second-highest amount ever confiscated by GIBS.

Czech police have arrested a man suspected of stealing an almost 800-year-old religious relic, believed to be the skull of Saint Zdislava of Lemberk, from a Catholic church; the skull has since been found.

The National Centre against Organized Crime (NCOZ) arrested 11 people, including a chief physician, during a raid at the Central Military Hospital and other locations, on suspicion of obstructing justice, fraud, and falsifying medical reports.

Czech detectives have charged three additional individuals, reportedly including former minister Blažek, in a bitcoin case involving donations to the Ministry of Justice, alleging money laundering and abuse of official power.

Czech police have recommended charging four employees of a private hospital in the Central Bohemian Region with fraud, alleging they were involved in fictitiously reporting healthcare services.

The police have prepared an information campaign called "Hey, Motorcycle!" to remind drivers and motorcyclists how to behave towards each other on the road, as they don't always notice each other in time. The campaign started near Hradec Králové.

Czech police have charged 22 foreigners in the Děčín region for allegedly forging medical reports to falsely claim over 2.3 million CZK in state benefits, pretending to have disabilities.

Czech police have detained seven individuals, including two Ministry of Industry and Trade employees and a building authority official. They are suspected of fraudulently obtaining subsidies for an innovation center intended for scientific startups and projects.

Police in the Hradec Králové and Karlovy Vary regions increased road controls during Easter and the extended spring weekend, checking for adherence to regulations, valid documents, and impaired driving.

Police in Rožnov pod Radhoštěm are utilizing mobile drug laboratories that resemble small coffee makers. These devices can detect drugs from a simple swab of a doorknob within moments, having been in use for a year.

Czech citizens are participating in a weapons amnesty in Ostrava, turning in various firearms, including rare historical pieces used during wartime.

Czech police have charged 32 individuals in connection with a match-fixing scandal, with the investigation implicating the club Karvina from the top Czech football league.

As motorcycle season begins, Czech police are appealing to drivers and motorcyclists for increased caution on the roads, reminding them to adjust to the presence of motorcycles after winter.

Czech police have completed their examination of the LPP Holding hall in Pardubice, which burned down on Friday, and all indications suggest the fire was intentionally set.

Czech police are searching for a man seen fleeing the scene of an intentional fire that destroyed two cars in Hluboká nad Vltavou, based on CCTV footage.

Czech police have charged a soldier with serious bodily harm for attacking General Roman Hyťha, head of the army's intelligence section, with a knife last September.

Czech police shared photos of an unusual roadside inspection of a 'futuristic car' near the Polish border, sparking comparisons and comments online.

Czech police are actively seeking to arrest Russian artist Oleg Vorotnikov, indicating a legal or criminal investigation.

Czech police have charged 24 individuals in connection with a large-scale tax evasion scam involving fuel adulteration. Initially, 16 people were charged, with the number later increasing to 24 as investigations continued into the massive fraud.

Czech police have charged five individuals, including a former head of the Railway Administration, in connection with a public tender scandal involving the state-owned company.

Czech detectives have solved a 15-year-old murder of a homeless man in Prague, apprehending a suspect in the Central Bohemian Region thanks to a DNA sample match. The suspect faces 15 to 20 years in prison for the particularly brutal murder.

Police in Kladno, Czech Republic, are searching for 39-year-old Martin Kučera, a drummer for a local band, who was last seen by his mother last week and may be hiding due to financial difficulties.

Czech police will not seek to prosecute MP Filip Turek for hateful remarks shared on his social media profiles, confirming the validity of journalists' articles on the matter.

Czech police officers assisting their Croatian counterparts have described the most frequent errors made by Czech tourists, often calling for help when in trouble.

Polish authorities are again warning drivers about the 'Czech trap,' where Czech police confiscate license plates for unpaid fines, potentially leading to astronomical costs for those with leased or rented vehicles.

Police in the Liberec region of the Czech Republic have added seven new cameras to their surveillance system, aiming to improve traffic oversight and security response efficiency.

Police officers in the Czech Republic are conducting a preventive action called 'Safe by the Water' at the Hracholusky dam, monitoring visitors' behavior and reminding them of safety rules.

Czech police have charged eight individuals and two companies for operating fraudulent online platforms and call centers that offered lucrative cryptocurrency investments which were never executed.

During a weapons amnesty, police in the South Moravian Region of the Czech Republic collected 527 weapons, including a Russian tank machine gun, surpassing the number of weapons surrendered five years prior.

Czech police are prosecuting a father and two sons from the fairground entertainment industry for labor exploitation, accusing them of abusing the difficult life situations of vulnerable individuals as an organized group.

With the start of summer holidays, Czech police are intensifying patrols, particularly focusing on caravans and motorhomes. Drivers should expect heavy traffic and more frequent police checks, especially on highways and main roads.

Czech detectives from the National Centre against Organized Crime warn in their annual report about an increase in pimping and the import of girls from abroad for prostitution in Prague and other European cities.

Czech police are prosecuting a man for dangerous threats after he was found heading towards a vocational school in Čelákovice with a weapon. The same individual was previously photographed with Andrej Babiš at a government event.

Police officer Martin Gabriel, an avid treasure hunter, used a metal detector to clear children's playgrounds in Orlová of rusty nails and sharp cans, making them safer.

Moravian-Silesian police have uncovered an organized group operating a network of illegal gambling dens across eight regions in the Czech Republic, leading to the indictment of 15 individuals.

Czech police are preparing for the upcoming summer holiday season, reminding thousands of Czechs traveling across Europe by car about various traffic regulations and alcohol limits.

Czech police are warning the public about a surge in sophisticated phone scams, where fraudsters impersonate bankers or police officers to defraud victims of hundreds of thousands or even millions of crowns, with over a hundred such cases reported monthly.

Czech police are prosecuting four individuals and a company for human trafficking, accused of exploiting dozens of girls by luring them into creating erotic content for OnlyFans and other platforms, then signing exploitative representation contracts.

Czech police have initiated criminal proceedings against 12 individuals and two companies for pimping in nightclubs and private apartments across the Czech Republic, including Brno and Mikulov.

During a four-week police operation against illegal kratom sellers, authorities seized 155 kilograms of kratom and CBD, a low-potency cannabis, as announced by Interior Minister Lubomír Metnar at a press conference.

Following a four-week operation targeting illegal sales of low-potency cannabis (CBD) and kratom, Czech police seized nearly 86,000 products and 155 kilograms of kratom, ordering over 11,000 products to be withdrawn from sale.

Czech police have charged 20 individuals in connection with the manipulation of public procurement contracts in Havířov, specifically concerning municipal apartments. The accused are suspected of involvement in rigging tenders totaling 100 million Czech crowns.

Czech police have arrested a man suspected of stealing a nearly 800-year-old religious relic, a saint's skull, from a Catholic church and subsequently finding it encased in concrete.

Czech police have announced the discovery of a stolen medieval saint's skull, which was found concealed within concrete.

Czech police have accused ten individuals following a raid on the Central Military Hospital in Prague, prompting Prime Minister Babiš to speak of the facility's decline and call for swift intervention.

Czech police from the National Anti-Drug Centre have proposed indicting 22 individuals, including 20 Czechs and two foreigners, for the production and sale of drugs, with raw materials sourced from Ukraine and Spain.

Czech police have concluded their investigation into text messages sent by Foreign Minister Petr Macinka to President Petr Pavel's advisor, Petr Kolář, with the decision not yet final.

Czech police are warning the public about a new wave of fraudulent SMS messages impersonating law enforcement, which attempt to trick recipients into providing sensitive payment card information.

The Police Presidium of the Czech Republic has confirmed an official law enforcement action in their country involving Zaldy Co.

The annual "Speed Marathon" has commenced in the Czech Republic, an initiative where police measure vehicle speeds at locations identified by local residents. The campaign aims to raise awareness about speeding rather than primarily issuing fines.

Czech police are preparing for the upcoming Europe-wide 'Speed Marathon' operation, targeting speeding drivers across hundreds of locations. Citizens actively participated in identifying high-risk areas for speed enforcement.

The General Inspectorate of Security Forces (GIBS) has charged 20 police officers from the Domašov highway department in Brno with suspected abuse of power, with some also facing charges of accepting bribes.

Czech police have proposed indicting former MP Petr Wolf for obstructing an official decision. Wolf, previously convicted of subsidy fraud, had been hiding in Paraguay for years before his arrest there last September.

Czech police are appealing to families to equip seniors with Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia with locators, as the number of missing persons cases involving them is increasing due to an aging population and higher prevalence of these diseases.

Czech police and defense company LPP are investigating a fire at a drone factory in Pardubice, which produces drones for Ukraine, with authorities exploring potential connections to Russian interests. The suspected attack has sparked a broader debate over security and state responsibility.

Police in Ústí nad Labem are prosecuting Technical Inspection inspectors for allegedly issuing certifications to revision technicians without proper examinations and for accepting bribes, with raids also conducted in Strakonice.

Czech police are investigating a subsidy of over 50 million crowns for the construction of a sports hall in Prague's Hloubětín, which was received by an association connected to former sports boss and head of the tennis association, Ivo Kaderka.

Czech police are preparing for another annual 'Speed Marathon' operation targeting speeding drivers, with the public once again able to suggest locations for patrols.

Two men, aged 21 and 30, in Hradec Králové have been charged with extortion after demanding protection money from a 20-year-old and threatening him with assault.