Police in Berane, Montenegro, arrested a local man on suspicion of sexually harassing a minor, following an investigation conducted in cooperation with the Basic State Prosecutor's Office.

Police in Lezhë and Kurbin, Albania, have arrested two individuals suspected of domestic violence. During searches of their homes, police seized firearms, ammunition, and explosives.

Former Slovak police president Štefan Hamran discussed his political aspirations, including a potential entry into the SaS party and his role as an assistant to an MP.

Morocco and Spain are reinforcing their borders with hundreds of military and border police in anticipation of a potential new wave of migrants attempting to enter Ceuta, following increased social media calls for a repeat of previous incursions.

Police in Berane, Montenegro, have arrested a 31-year-old man, P.A., on suspicion of sending inappropriate messages and photos to a minor and inviting her to sexual relations.

Students blocking higher education institutions will hold a protest in Valjevo tonight, on the anniversary of police brutality against citizens, to remember those injured that night and to ask again who will take responsibility.

Karnataka Police have cracked the Bagalkot blast case, revealing a connection to a 67 lakh debt and a blown-up SUV. The investigation has brought clarity to the incident.

Police and tax administration officials conducted intensified controls at Podgorica and Tivat airports, resulting in 13 traffic violation tickets and four tax violation tickets, each amounting to 500 euros.

Thirteen individuals have been called in for questioning by police in Skopje regarding the spread of panic-inducing information about water supply. All stated they had published or shared the information after seeing similar posts on social media or hearing from others.

Italy will introduce intelligence checks for candidates seeking to join the State Police, based on a recently approved bill addressing youth crime and 'maranza' gangs. The new requirement emphasizes reliability for all roles and careers within the police force.

The Philippine National Police (PNP) has offered its support to local government units (LGUs) in enforcing their respective ordinances related to waste disposal, as part of a broader campaign for cleanliness.

Czech banks are reporting a continued increase in cyber scams this year, with common scenarios involving fake bankers, police officers, or fraudulent investment schemes, leading to more clients falling victim to online fraudsters.

Police in Botevgrad, Bulgaria, conducted operations against two groups involved in loan sharking activities.

One year after protests in Valjevo, Serbia, ended in police violence against demonstrators, three legal proceedings have been initiated against 34 individuals accused of attacking police.

Over one thousand police, fire, and correctional personnel in India received Gallantry and Service Medals on the 80th Independence Day, recognizing exceptional courage and actions, particularly in Left Wing Extremism-affected areas.

Police reported that scammers have defrauded individuals of approximately 155,500 euros in Vilnius, Kaunas, and Utena County.

Workers and residents in Sylvia Park express nervousness following a police shooting incident in an area previously considered safe.

Coordinated police patrols across Cyprus resulted in over 70 drivers caught speeding, 8 under the influence, and 17 arrests, including for knife possession, indicating ongoing disregard for warnings.

Karnataka police have successfully apprehended individuals responsible for robbing a Bidar bank, 19 months after the crime occurred. The robbers had vanished following the incident, making their capture a significant achievement for law enforcement.

This article reports on a historical event that occurred on August 14, where dozens of people in Valjevo sought medical assistance after police reportedly beat demonstrators.

A 48-year-old school principal was stabbed to death by unidentified individuals at her residence in Telangana’s Nalgonda district, with police suspecting people known to the victim.

A Magistrate’s Court in Abuja has ordered a police investigation into Senator Francis Fadahunsi’s alleged comments calling for the killing of Accord Party members.

Serbian students are organizing a new protest to denounce alleged police violence, a year after clashes with authorities during demonstrations where students accused police and the government of repression.

Former employees of a child protection company claim that management prohibited them from calling ambulances and handing over youth's drugs to the police, allegations which the director has responded to.

A woman from Shakurpur, a mother of two, died after falling from a Delhi flyover; police reported she had left home without informing her family and had been mentally unwell for a week.

An observer notes recurring traffic chaos in Lahore due to non-functional traffic lights and inactive police, highlighting broader issues of crime and punishment in the city.

Following an incident where a man fatally shot by police took a gun from a Gun City shop, another person has been found wounded at the same location, with emergency services on scene.

Nathan Brown, a Minnesota man, tragically killed his wife and daughter using a screwdriver at their Hopkins home daycare before taking his own life. Police are investigating the horrific incident.

A video circulating on social media and in Finnish media shows police officers in an unmarked car knocking a 15-year-old motorcyclist into a fence, leading to public outrage and debate over the officers' methods.

The Adamawa Police Command has arrested two suspects in possession of 150,000 Tramadol capsules, valued at over N5 million. An investigation into the illegal drug trafficking is currently underway.

The 33-year-old man fatally shot by police in Sylvia Park was reportedly on community detention and had a history of firearms offenses, including a four-year prison sentence in 2023 for aggravated robbery.

The Judicial Police (PJ) have agreed to investigate construction works at Álvaro Pires' house and analyze images of a Construbarcelos van. This investigation suggests potential irregularities related to the property.

Christopher Gillum, a former North Carolina police officer accused of planning a mass shooting at a large festival in New Orleans, has been released without charges by law enforcement officials.

The Osun State Police Command has refuted claims by the Imole Campaign Council that four members of the Accord Party were killed in Ilesa.

Flock CEO Garrett Langley announced that the company will convert previously optional safeguards into mandatory features for all users by January 1, following instances of police surveillance misuse.

A Nigerian court has rejected a police application for remand and granted bail to five suspects, stating there was no evidence to suggest they had breached or jumped previous administrative bail.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs in North Macedonia has detained 13 individuals for questioning regarding the spread of false information about water contamination in Skopje. Authorities are investigating the dissemination of these fake news reports.

Montenegro's Ministry of Internal Affairs reported a critical wildfire situation across several regions, including Herceg Novi, Ulcinj, Kolašin, Cetinje, and Bar, with police and drones deployed.

The Pride Caravan in Serbia is reportedly facing constant attacks and homophobic messages on the streets, with police allegedly not guaranteeing the safety of participants.

A younger man was stabbed with a knife near an apartment building on Amager, Copenhagen, but is reported to be out of life-threatening danger. Police are actively searching for the perpetrator, who remains at large.

Greek and Italian police officers are conducting joint patrols in the vicinity of Rome's Termini central railway station, according to an official announcement from the Italian police.

A police officer was killed in Benue, Nigeria, during an attack by suspected armed herders on a checkpoint. The incident highlights ongoing security challenges in the region.

Surveillance footage revealed the chaotic events in Stobreč where a man threw a glass, punched a guest, and threatened intervention police. The incident escalated into an unprecedented scene of disorder.

Federal University Dutse in Jigawa State has requested support from the Jigawa Police to combat rising cultism and anti-social behavior on campus, aiming to ensure a safe academic environment.

Emergency services, including police and a helicopter, are responding to a serious ATV accident in Finnmark, Norway.

A gathering was held in Novi Sad in front of the Banovina building, organized by citizen assemblies, to mark one year since clashes between citizens, police, and SNS supporters. Speakers declared that 'Students woke up Serbia.'

Serbian Ministry of Internal Affairs, in cooperation with the Second Basic Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade, arrested Kazakh citizen V.N. on charges of fraud.

The Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC) has been accused of 'abducting' eight police personnel in Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK), with the AJK SSP vowing 'no leniency' in response.

An investigation is underway into the tragic night in Novo Mesto when Aleš Šutar died, focusing on what the police did and, more importantly, what they failed to do. Findings from the police oversight report are being published after nine months.

An illegal daycare center in Amadora, Lisbon district, housing 50 children, was immediately shut down following an inspection prompted by a report from the Amadora Municipal Police.

Two investigations have been launched after police shot and killed an armed man carrying a stolen air rifle at Sylvia Park shopping centre in New Zealand.

Two people, a 20-year-old woman and a 22-year-old man, were injured in a shooting incident in a field near Kongaz village in Gagauzia on the evening of August 12, with police investigating a possible poacher as the assailant.

A resident of Ciechanów, Poland, who went to a police station to ask why officers had visited his home, was arrested after being informed he was wanted to serve a 10-month prison sentence.

A significant police and financial investigation is underway in Turkey, targeting the powerful Suleymanci religious community, its leader Alihan Kuris, 49 suspects, and dozens of companies involving 100 billion lira.

Slovenian police have arrested a Serbian and a Slovak national on suspicion of attempting to smuggle 126 people across the border. The arrests were made as part of an operation targeting illegal migration.

A 16-year-old moped rider, Max Muranen, was pursued by police at speeds up to 80 km/h on a light traffic lane in Lahti, Finland, last spring due to an unregistered vehicle.

Police in North Iceland East are continuing their investigation into an incident in Akureyri where five young men were arrested for pointing what turned out to be toy guns at passers-by.

Several unexploded ordnance items were discovered near Grzybowska Street in central Warsaw, prompting police to secure the area and call in pyrotechnic experts.

Ahead of the anniversary of a police intervention in Valjevo, legal steps have been presented and citizens are being called to protest. Students are expected to take to the streets to commemorate the police brutality.

Police in Leskovac, Serbia, have arrested S. T. (54) on suspicion of committing a criminal offense by inciting violent change to the constitutional order.

Three teenagers were detained in North Macedonia after items originating from reported criminal offenses were found in their vehicle during a control. They are being held at a police station, and charges will be filed after documentation of the case.

A Delhi man was killed after two failed attempts, reportedly for harassing his attacker's sister. Police have arrested five individuals, including the main conspirator, 45-year-old Pawan or Jagpal Dabas, on August 12.

Officials from the Kaišiadorys District Police Commissariat of the Kaunas County Chief Police Commissariat are still actively searching for Vida Ladienė, born in 1956, who has been reported missing.

Police in Jastrzębie-Zdrój, Poland, are searching for 31-year-old Patryk Siedlecki and his four-year-old son Emil Zielonka, who went missing after leaving their home on Thursday.

Valjevo and citizens of Serbia have not forgotten the unprecedented police brutality that occurred on the city's streets during a peaceful gathering on August 14, 2025.

A morning news recap from Nigeria highlights a police lockdown in Osun state and Makinde's selection of Daura as a running mate, among other top stories.

Students in Valjevo, Serbia, are holding a protest to mark the anniversary of police brutality against citizens, demanding accountability for the actions.

The European Democratic Party (EDP) commented on the one-year anniversary of police violence against students and citizens in Valjevo and Novi Sad, stating that no one has taken responsibility for the 'night of shame'.

The Hellenic Police have planned increased road safety and traffic enforcement measures for Assumption Day to ensure safe travel for citizens and prevent road accidents across the country's road network.

Emergency services are responding to a serious incident in Aranui, Christchurch, New Zealand, with police confirming that there is no risk to the public but cordons are in place.

Tivat traffic police arrested four drivers for driving under the influence of alcohol, including a Swedish national with a blood alcohol level of 2.18 g/kg, after controlling 257 vehicles in 24 hours.

Ecuadorian police seized 369kg of cocaine with packages featuring the image of footballer Erling Haaland, highlighting drug traffickers' use of celebrity labels.

The Democratic Union for Integration (DUI) party in North Macedonia has criticized the Ministry of Internal Affairs, claiming that out of 549 new police officers, fewer than 40 are Albanians, and only one Albanian was among 30 awarded officers, highlighting a perceived imbalance in personnel policy.

Nigeria's Inspector-General of Police, Mr. Olatunji Disu, announced that preparations for the recruitment of 50,000 Police Constables have reached the final pre-training stage. Comprehensive training programs are currently being developed for the new recruits.

Harsimrat Kaur Badal praised a Maharashtra police officer for showing heroic courage in saving Sukhbir Badal.

The Serbian Ombudsman has launched an investigation into allegations of police misconduct in Valjevo during the night of August 14-15 last year.

A man in Jaisalmer, India, was abducted, brutally assaulted, and had his nose cut off by attackers who fled after being chased by villagers.

Police in Vilnius, Lithuania, are searching for a missing minor, Fabijola Jablonskaitė, born in 2011.

Police in Mykonos have solved the theft of two expensive watches, valued at 42,000 euros, from a hotel room on the island, identifying two foreign women, aged 27 and 31, as the perpetrators.

A children's day care center building in the Pasvalys district of Lithuania was vandalized, with police initiating an investigation into the damage.

The case of a missing 15-year-old has become a major mystery, even after her return home, with a man possibly charged with abduction reported dead. Most information is coming from Hungary, while Danish police remain silent.

City police officers in Darmstadt, Germany, are now patrolling on e-bikes, primarily in the city center and green areas. The initiative aims to enhance their presence and intervene in conflicts, such as those between cyclists and pedestrians.

Actor Anne Hathaway addressed online trolls who accused her of wearing a fake pregnancy belly at a Los Angeles movie premiere, posting a humorous response to the accusations.

During the summer season, municipal police patrols have intensified controls at Karviná Sea, a popular recreational spot. With the growing number of visitors, there has been a corresponding increase in offenses, with police frequently fining drivers blocking emergency vehicle access and addressing illegal fires and grilling.

A rebellion is growing in the US against Flock cameras, which police use to track vehicle movements and gather detailed citizen information without warrants, leading to acts of violence against the systems and prompting the company to announce privacy guarantees.

Norway's Police Security Service (PST) has released images from their investigation showing the living conditions of a suspected Chinese spy in a military bunker, revealing buckets, food scraps, and clothes strewn on the floor.

The Philippine National Police (PNP) has ordered its personnel to provide assistance to students during class suspensions amid the inclement weather brought by the southwest monsoon.

Police reported that fraudsters in Gujarat researched Jain community events online to convincingly pose as Prithviraj Kothari, managing director of RiddiSiddhi Bullions, and defrauded a man of ₹75 lakh.

A man sustained serious injuries to his left hand after being attacked with a machete during a brawl at a petrol station in Sri Muda, with police confirming an investigation is underway.

Patrick Lawrence has been arrested by the Fort Worth Police Department in connection with the fatal road rage shooting of LaTaivia Davis on I-20.

Bodycam video footage captured the dramatic moment lightning struck just a few meters away from South Dakota Highway Patrol officers.

Police in Bomet have arrested seven Kenya Tea Development Agency (KTDA) staff members in connection with a scam involving tea weighing scales, which allegedly targeted farmers' earnings.

A public debate has erupted in Cyprus after the Interior Minister ordered police to investigate a crowdfunding appeal launched by journalist Makarios Drousiotis, citing potential violations.

US immigration police and Border Patrol, along with the Mexican army and National Guard, conducted a show of force with special forces, helicopters, and armored vehicles along the border in areas known for cartel operations.

A 15-year-old boy has been detained in Oeiras, Portugal, on suspicion of murdering his mother. The teenager reportedly walked with his sister before calling the police to report the incident.

Police in Lagos have taken three Air Peace buses into custody following allegations that they blocked the runway at the airport during a union strike, with an investigation currently underway.

The police chief of Gaza City was killed in recent Israeli strikes, which also resulted in the death of another individual. Israel continues its deadly military operations in the region.

Fourteen years after 34 mineworkers were killed by police at Marikana, families are still seeking accountability, with the National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) also highlighting overlooked violence preceding the massacre.

As the 14th anniversary of the Marikana massacre approaches, articles reflect on the tragic 2012 event where police killed 34 striking miners, highlighting ongoing issues of accountability and justice in South Africa.

A Democratic Senate nominee has admitted to taking responsibility after a police report resurfaced alleging he broke down a door and punched a man. The incident has put the nominee in the crosshairs of the GOP.

An editorial emphasizes the importance of firm police action, urging commanders to ensure security in their areas and proper conduct from officers.

Two police officers were shot dead in Badami Bagh, Pakistan, with police records indicating a complaint had been lodged at Shafiqabad police station in December 2024 regarding the incident.

An 18-year-old incoming student of De La Salle University (DLSU) in Manila died after falling from one of the school's campus buildings. Manila Police District is investigating the incident.

The Sarajevo Canton Prosecutor's Office has questioned police officer Viktor Ćatić, who struck four people with a motorcycle in Binježevo, and proposed restrictive measures against him to the Municipal Court in Sarajevo.

Moldova's 'Fulger' special police brigade conducted tactical exercises in a shopping center in Chișinău near midnight, with the General Police Inspectorate urging the public not to spread misinformation about the event.

An explosion at a petroleum products storage facility in the Netherlands' Rotterdam port resulted in one fatality and six injuries, with police investigating the cause.

Police in Benue State, Nigeria, have successfully rescued a newborn baby stolen at birth and arrested 11 suspects in connection with the abduction. The operation led to the recovery of the missing infant and the apprehension of those involved.

Police in Belgrade have arrested a 29-year-old Kazakh citizen, V.N., on suspicion of defrauding a 74-year-old woman of €20,360 by convincing her the money was needed for her severely injured daughter's operation.

Following an incident in Baixa, the Portuguese police (PSP) are proposing legislative changes to criminalize the sale of pressed bay leaf, a product that simulates illicit drugs. They warn that this phenomenon is not new.

HBO's upcoming police series 'Lanterns' has encountered a significant production roadblock at the studio. Details regarding the release schedule for new episodes are also being discussed.

Four individuals, aged between 25 and 36, have been arrested in Lisbon for kidnapping, robbery, and drug trafficking, with police describing the group as highly dangerous and operating with extreme violence.

A Jet Ski was impounded by the Border Police and Marine Police Unit in Ksamil, Albania, after entering a safety perimeter where swimmers were present, resulting in a fine for the owner.

Montenegro's Ministry of Interior has deployed police drones and all available resources to combat fires across multiple locations, citing unfavorable weather conditions, high temperatures, and a prolonged dry period.

Two high-ranking officials within the Philippine National Police (PNP), including Deputy Chief for Operations Police Maj. Gen. Wilson Joseph Lopez, have been promoted to their next higher ranks.

Montenegrin police are undertaking all necessary measures to determine the causes of numerous fires active across the country in the past two days, forming operational headquarters in all municipalities.

Police officers in Zenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina, searched a house and auxiliary buildings, discovering over 2.5 kilograms of substances suspected to be drugs, along with equipment for drug sales.

A collision occurred between a police vehicle and a Srbijašume vehicle at the exit from Šumarak in Deliblatska Peščara, despite the absence of general traffic. The incident took place in the Deliblato Sands area.

Police officers transported a young, injured wild boar, found by the road near Młynek, Poland, to a veterinary clinic. The animal was likely hit by a car and will be moved to a rehabilitation center after treatment.

Despite having the most police officers in Switzerland, Geneva ranks second in the number of reported crimes, leading to concerns among entrepreneurs about the impact of criminality on the canton's economic appeal, according to a survey.

An explainer details police bail procedures in Nigeria, emphasizing that bail is free and outlining citizens' rights and how to report extortion by officers.

The Osun State government has filed a lawsuit against the Inspector-General of Police and the Commissioner of Police to investigate Senator Fadahunsi’s alleged inciting remarks made ahead of the upcoming governorship election.

Police in Rivers State have arrested 18 suspects, including a fake soldier, and recovered 47 guns in connection with various criminal activities. The arrests aim to curb crime and enhance security in the region.

The discovery of the human remains was made in Biggin Hill in London last Friday

Businessman Valter Lavitola has admitted to orchestrating an attack on Sigfrido Ranucci, claiming his intention was to ensure increased police protection for his friend.

A former Delhi Police constable has been apprehended for his alleged involvement in an interstate leopard poaching ring, with authorities also investigating potential links to a wildlife conservation NGO.

An employee of the National Museum of Ireland, who was charged with possessing a bomb, is currently seeking bail. This development follows a police operation last month that led to the discovery of an alleged explosive device in a car in County Monaghan.

Academic initiatives and the academic community have publicly questioned Premier Macut, demanding to know who ordered the police violence that occurred in Valjevo.

Spain has deployed 500 police officers and 2,000 military personnel to its North African enclave of Ceuta, while Morocco denounces deceptive mafias posing 'serious threats to people's safety'. Approximately 5,000 migrants remain in Ceuta.

One year after police violence against students and citizens in Valjevo and Novi Sad, the European Democratic Party (EDP) highlighted that no one has yet taken responsibility for the incidents.

Police in Manila arrested two drug suspects and confiscated an estimated P3.57 million worth of shabu during a buy-bust operation on Friday morning.

Brazilian police announced on August 13 that they recovered eight Matisse engravings stolen from a Sao Paulo library in 2025, arresting two men and a woman linked to the organized crime group responsible.

The Hellenic Police (EL.AS.) has scheduled increased road safety and traffic enforcement measures for August 15th to ensure safe travel for citizens and prevent accidents across the country's road network.

Police in the capital region received a report of a man covered in blood walking in downtown Reykjavík last night or early this morning.

Police in Kaduna have successfully arrested six suspected kidnappers, bringing them into custody. This operation aims to curb the rising incidents of abduction in the region.

The IDF will investigate soldiers' conduct and evacuation times during the Kusra incident, while the Israeli minister Katz has ordered preparations to transfer West Bank civilian law enforcement from the IDF to the police following the chaos.

Bolivia is planning to intensify its fight against Brazilian criminal organizations, with President Rodrigo Paz aiming to increase the presence of specialized police forces along the border. This follows the detention of 17 leaders of international criminal groups since the current president's election.

A new phenomenon has appeared on the roads where drivers exceeding speed limits are unknowingly providing valuable data to authorities for their detection through certain applications.

Surveillance company Flock has announced new safeguards for its license plate readers to address potential police misuse, following a wave of stalking cases linked to the technology.

The US government is searching for a vandal who filled the World War II Memorial in Washington D.C. with soap bubbles, prompting a response from police and National Guard troops.

Delhi police have imposed traffic restrictions and announced diversions between 4 am and 10 am on Saturday for Independence Day celebrations near the Red Fort.

A Colorado mother garnered attention for staging her son's 'arrest' by local police after he refused to take a first-day-of-school photo, a humorous attempt to encourage compliance.

Ghanaian police successfully foiled a planned robbery targeting three banks in Labone, killing two suspects and arresting one. Authorities clarified that the syndicate intended to attack GCB Bank, Ecobank, and Zenith Bank.

Seventeen individuals were arrested during overnight police operations conducted across Cyprus, which involved stopping 445 vehicles and 556 drivers or passengers, resulting in 256 reports filed for various offenses.

Mozambican police have seized 1.4 tons of fentanyl at the country's main airport, hidden in cosmetic bottles. This represents one of the largest drug shipments ever intercepted in the region.

Estonian residents were defrauded of €13.2 million in the first six months of 2026, with police receiving 1,816 reports of telephone and online scams.

Police in Johor are investigating a report that a Toyota Hilux allegedly followed a 12-year-old student walking home, raising concerns about safety.

Slovenian border police are increasingly deployed to the external borders of the European Union, particularly in the Balkans, following Croatia's entry into the Schengen area. This shift changes their operational focus to other countries.

The special investigation team (SIT) of the Andhra Pradesh police, which probed the lapses in the conduct of Group-I job recruitment examination during the previous YSR Congress Party government, has…

A member of a kidnap gang in Kwara has been arrested for attempting to purchase an AK-47 rifle for N1.6 million, prompting a police investigation into the criminal network.

Malaysian police in Sabah have detained 12 individuals, including seven Chinese women, in connection with an alleged ritual scam that defrauded victims of RM600,000.

Trustee reports Folkebevægelsen mod EU to police after bankruptcy

Finnish police are facing criticism after officers in Tuusula brutally forced a 15-year-old moped driver, who was operating a tuned vehicle, off the road. An investigation into the incident is underway.

Police in Pasir Mas have detained a 54-year-old teacher accused of assaulting a pupil and the boy's mother with a cane in a classroom clash.

Nigeria is moving towards embracing state police, with President Tinubu's proposal sparking discussions about implementation details and concerns over potential abuse by governors.

A person is in serious condition following a reported stabbing in Te Atatū, Auckland, with police arresting a 31-year-old male who reportedly knew the victim.

The Supreme Court has instructed the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) to defer its decision regarding the selection of the Director General of Police (DGP) for Odisha.

Police are investigating the death of 75-year-old Rose Johnston, who was found with a blunt-force head injury at her home in Dovecot, Liverpool, following a burglary.

A pedestrian was critically injured in a crash in Hokitika, New Zealand, leading police to close two roads and advise motorists to avoid the area.

A historical report from August 14, 1976, describes how daring spectators at the Saimaa Canal caused problems for the police by getting too close to the locks to watch ships pass.

A retired warrant officer testified at the Madlanga Commission that his son was murdered by police during a bogus Cash-in-Transit operation, allegedly orchestrated by a business rival and drug dealer, revealing gang infiltration into SAPS task teams.

Dramatic video captured Oakland police repeatedly ordering Jose Angel Castillo to drop his weapons near a homeless encampment before he was fatally shot after lunging at officers.

Delhi Police have cracked a 27-year-old revenge plot involving two accidents over 14 days, revealing a long-standing scheme.

Donald Trump is scheduled to rally with New York police, highlighting a historic coast-to-coast drop in violent crime. This event contrasts with discussions about Vladimir Putin's secluded lifestyle.

Flock Safety's CEO has announced new measures to curb the misuse of its surveillance cameras by police, following reports of the system being used to target immigrants and individuals seeking out-of-state abortions.

A woman in Punjab, Pakistan, allegedly stabbed her daughter to death, prompting the District Police Officer to take notice and direct police to arrest the suspect.

Police have identified the assailant of the SAD chief as a law graduate who previously operated a snacks center in Pune.

Actress Madelyn Cline revealed a bizarre incident during filming in Madrid, where police mistakenly identified her as a 'sex ring' leader.

Police swarmed UAB St. Vincent Hospital in Birmingham following reports of a shooting and an active shooter, though officials have not yet confirmed any injuries.

An Abuja magistrate court has given the police two weeks to investigate an Osun senator regarding his controversial 'kill Accord members' comment. The Accord Party candidate plans to escalate the matter to international bodies.

Police investigating Eugene Horsch's Philadelphia home found images allegedly depicting the deaths of two missing women, along with urns of ashes, drugs, guns, and strong chemicals, potentially unlocking clues to multiple disappearances.

An incident in Kupinovo, Serbia, saw a man drive a truck towards students, raising questions about why police did not immediately respond to the serious threat to their safety.

Kazakhstan has deported Russian streamer Ksenia Guzaeva, known as Fasoollka, and banned her from entering the country for five years, according to the Astana Police Department.

Sweden's Migration Agency has overturned a police decision to deport Russian citizens Semyon and Tatyana, who were detained near Furuvik on suspicion of being a security threat, clearing them of the accusations.

The Metropolitan Police chief has admitted to mistakes made during the investigation into Simon Levy's case, while simultaneously defending the overall handling of the murder inquiries. This statement comes amidst scrutiny of the police's actions in the high-profile case.

Kosovo police continued a multi-day operation in the villages of Ibarski Kolašin, conducting searches in Oklac and Dren and reportedly finding a Kalashnikov rifle.

Two teenagers were killed in Nagpur when a car driven by their 17-year-old friend rammed into a truck, leading police to charge the father of the minor driver for permitting his son to operate the vehicle.

One year after an incident of police brutality in Valjevo, pro-regime media outlets have intensified their campaign regarding the event. This increased media focus suggests an ongoing effort to shape public perception of the incident.

Swedish police are advising parents to keep track of their children's passports and ID cards, as criminal gangs often request these documents when exploiting minors for crimes.

A three-car accident occurred on Taikos Avenue in Kaunas, Lithuania, on Thursday evening, prompting a response from police and paramedics.

A 16-year-old boy in Sułkowice, Poland, attempted to evade police on a cross-type motorcycle without license plates, leading to a 'dynamic' pursuit. His father received a 3,000 PLN fine for providing the vehicle.

Turkish police have detained 30 individuals across 17 provinces in raids targeting the religious group known as 'Süleymancılar', which has been under scrutiny from pro-government circles for months.

The fire in the Deliblatska Peščara region has been localized, allowing residents to return home, but the road between Šumarak and Dubovac remains closed. Despite the closure, a collision occurred at the exit of Šumarak involving a police vehicle and a Srbijašume vehicle.

Sadness has been reported in the Irish counties of Longford and Leitrim following the death of a serving Garda (Irish police officer).

Drivers are urged to be cautious as police forces are employing increasingly inventive methods, such as an officer disguised as a bush, to catch traffic violators and issue fines.

Two young people, a 20-year-old girl and a 22-year-old boy, were shot on Wednesday evening in a field near Congaz, Moldova, with police suggesting the weapon was used for poaching and they may have been mistaken for animals.

A 64-year-old pensioner in Bălți, Moldova, lost nearly 1.3 million lei (approximately €15,000 and 950,000 lei) to scammers who impersonated Ministry of Internal Affairs employees, convincing her to hand over her savings to a courier.

Border Police services in Sarandë, Albania, seized five plastic speedboats found without mandatory documentation and fined their operators.

Akwa Ibom Commissioner of Police, Baba Mohammed Azare, has cautioned officers deployed for election duty in Osun State against misconduct, emphasizing the need for professionalism and neutrality to ensure a credible poll.

Despite red flags prohibiting swimming, several tourists entered the sea on the Romanian coast, prompting intervention from police and gendarmes who attempted to persuade them to exit the water.

A veterinary doctor in Uttar Pradesh, India, died by suicide after allegedly being defrauded of ₹1.40 crore. The deceased had filed an FIR regarding the fraud involving a woman with a PhD.

The Christian Council of Ghana has condemned the assault of a handcuffed Christian cleric at the Police Headquarters in Accra, urging calm and lawful action.