Chairman of the Elections Committee: Ben Gvir Used Police and Prison Service Improperly for Election Campaigning
The chairman of Israel's Elections Committee, Judge Noam Solberg, ruled that National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir improperly used police and prison services for campaign purposes, ordering him to remove promotional videos and pay legal fees.
[Exclusive] Current Prosecutor Argues Need for Special Judicial Police Command: 'Path to Prevent Authority Abuse is Disappearing'
An internal discussion within the South Korean prosecution service has raised concerns over the recent removal of prosecutor command authority over special judicial police amidst the establishment of the Serious Crimes Investigation Agency.
Family donates organs of PM who died in motorcycle accident with truck in Sorocaba
The family of a young police officer who died in a motorcycle accident in Sorocaba has chosen to donate his organs, highlighting his legacy of service.
COP15: police and firefighters reinforce service in English and Spanish during the conference
During the COP15 conference in Campo Grande, police and firefighters will provide emergency services in English and Spanish to accommodate foreign participants.
Police detained the TV Republika crew. New facts have emerged
Police have detained a crew from TV Republika while investigating footage recorded outside the Military Counterintelligence Service headquarters.
Kenya: 71 Flood Deaths As Kenya Warned of Intensifying Long Rains
The ongoing floods in Kenya have resulted in a death toll of 71 as authorities warn of further heavy rainfall.
The coastal police force has grown: a new four-legged colleague begins service
The Klaipeda County Police announces the addition of a new canine officer, a three-month-old German Shepherd named Orca, who will undergo extensive training for law enforcement tasks.
Father, husband, and 30 years of career: learn about the PM officer who died after an accident with a vehicle in Taubaté
Fábio Vaz dos Santos, a 50-year-old police officer with nearly 30 years of service, died in a tragic accident during a police pursuit in Taubaté, Brazil.
New Paws on Duty: Police Dog Raju Already Stands Out with Strong Nerves
A two-month-old police puppy named Raju has recently arrived in Estonia from the Czech Republic, displaying remarkable calmness and curiosity despite his age.
Eduardo Bolsonaro is cited by the Federal Police and has 15 days to defend himself against a process for abandonment of office
Eduardo Bolsonaro has been formally cited by the Federal Police regarding an investigation into his abandonment of a position in the police force, with 15 days to respond.
The Financial Supervisory Service's Special Judicial Police will conduct an immediate investigation into stock price manipulation cases without prosecutor supervision
South Korea's Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) is now authorized to independently investigate stock price manipulation cases, streamlining the process and reducing the risk of evidence tampering.
Police arrest two customs operatives over Osun driver’s killing
Two operatives of the Nigeria Customs Service have been arrested in connection with the shooting death of a driver in Osun State.
NIPR honors Anambra police spokesman with lifetime award for public service
The Nigerian Institute of Public Relations has awarded SP Tochukwu Ikenga of the Anambra State Police Command with the Life Reputation Award for his contributions to public service.
Warehouse in Flames – Major Fire in Ödeshög
A significant fire has broken out in Ödeshög, prompting police to advise local residents to stay indoors and avoid inhaling smoke.
PST: Continuously considering investigation of Rød-Larsen and Juul
The Norwegian Police Security Service (PST) is considering an investigation into Terje Rød-Larsen and Mona Juul for potential breaches of security laws related to confidential documents from the Oslo Accords.
PST considers investigation of security law violations
The Norwegian Police Security Service (PST) is assessing whether to investigate potential violations of security laws related to the seizure of classified documents from a couple's basement during a raid by Økokrim.
Prison Service: Officer Under Investigation
A prison officer in Lithuania was stopped by police while driving under the influence during off-duty hours.
Nigeria: PSC Unveils Roadmap for Implementation of State Police
The Police Service Commission of Nigeria has released a detailed plan to implement state police, emphasizing the need for a review of existing issues within the national police force.
Remains of a human being have been recovered from a pond in Aizkraukle Municipality
The remains of a deceased person were recovered from a pond in Aizkraukle Municipality, Latvia, as reported by the State Fire and Rescue Service.
Former National Intelligence Service Chief Kim Kyu-hyun Appears Police Over Involvement in Gangseo District Mayor By-Election
Former National Intelligence Service chief Kim Kyu-hyun has been questioned by police regarding allegations of attempting to influence the Gangseo District mayoral by-election in 2023.
PST to NTB: - Continuously assessing whether there is further risk of attacks in Norway
The Norwegian Police Security Service (PST) is continuously assessing the threat of further attacks in Norway following an explosion at the US embassy in Oslo, confirming the arrest of three individuals in connection with the incident.
US police close perimeter around the White House after van collides with security barriers
US police have tightened security around the White House following a van collision with barriers.
PST warns: Fundraising for good causes linked to terrorism
The Norwegian Police Security Service (PST) cautions that funds raised for charitable purposes in Norway could potentially be used for terrorist financing.
Oversight of the Kapo is under scrutiny. Adviser to the Chancellor of Justice: "The situation has improved over ten years"
The ongoing oversight of the Estonian Internal Security Service (Kapo) continues to be contentious, even after a court ruling on police leaders' trial in January.
This is the vile activity Russia is engaging in – the security police opened point by point how Russia operates
Russia's military intelligence agency GRU recruits outsiders online to carry out sabotage activities, including vandalism and arson, as reported by the Finnish Security Intelligence Service.
A terrifying phenomenon has landed in Finland - this is how children are recruited even for murders
The Helsinki police warn that a 'crime as a service' phenomenon linked to organized crime in Sweden has reached Finland, with reports of children being recruited for violent acts.
The Riigikogu Moves Forward with the Creation of a Commission to Investigate Police Leaders' Case
The Riigikogu has decided to establish a commission to investigate the case of police leaders and the legality of actions taken by the Estonian Internal Security Service.
Prison policewoman barred from course due to pregnancy excelled in Civil Guard exam during her wait
Thainá Santos overcame challenges after being dismissed from her police training due to pregnancy and successfully passed the Civil Guard exam.
PSC rejects N5m promotion bribery claim, considers lawsuit
The Police Service Commission of Nigeria has refuted claims that senior police officers paid bribes for promotion, considering legal action against the source of the allegations.
PST on the embassy explosion
The article discusses the Norwegian Police Security Service's (PST) comments regarding the recent explosion at an embassy, highlighting security concerns.
Calgary police investigate another extortion-related shooting
The Calgary Police Service is investigating a recent shooting in Saddletowne, linked to a series of extortion attempts in the area, marking the third such incident in a week.
Family reports that US police killed Brazilian after request for mental health service
A Brazilian man, Gustavo Guimarães, was fatally shot by police in Powder Springs, Georgia, after seeking mental health support, prompting family allegations of unjustified use of force.
Tragic death of a Polish police officer. The shot was fired from a service weapon
A Polish police officer tragically died from a gunshot wound inflicted by his own service weapon in Twardogóra, with investigations ongoing into the circumstances.
Police pay N22.3m to 16 families of fallen officers in Benue
The Nigeria Police Force has compensated the families of 16 officers who died in active service with N22.3 million.
Ukrainian police open investigation into abduction of cash-in-transit guards in Hungary
Ukrainian police have initiated an investigation into the abduction of seven Ukrainian cash-in-transit guards in Hungary following their kidnapping and the theft of an Oschadbank service vehicle.
British police arrest four men in spy case
Four men have been arrested in the UK on suspicion of assisting a foreign intelligence service in Iran.
The first batch of IPS turns 100 years old... Special advice given to police officers
Former Director General of Police Harivallabh Mohanlal Joshi marks his 100th birthday as one of the last living members of the first batch of Indian Police Service officers.
Newest Lethbridge police officers join force following graduation
Eight new police officers graduated from Lethbridge Polytechnic and will begin their service with the Lethbridge Police Service and CPKC Police Service.
Police executes warrant against employee suspected of diverting packages from Post Office in Itapetininga
The Civil Police conducted a search operation in Itapetininga, Brazil, targeting a postal worker suspected of stealing packages and found various imported goods at his residence without proof of purchase.
Thousands of public employees lost parts of their service pension. Why was the case shelved?
Thousands of former public employees in Norway allege that the state has committed pension fraud, leading to a complaint and subsequent investigation that was shelved by the police.
Care service seeks two teenagers who disappeared after leaving the unit in Itapeva
A care service is searching for two 15-year-old girls who went missing after leaving their unit in Itapeva, Brazil, on February 26.
Unearthed video shows Dem candidate supporting 'reallocation' of police funding to social service programs
A video resurfaced showing JoAnna Mendoza, a Democratic candidate for Congress, advocating for reallocating police funding to social services, despite her campaign's current stance against defunding the police.
British police arrested three suspects of spying for China
British police have arrested three men on suspicion of assisting a foreign intelligence service, with connections to a Labour Party member.
Target of the Federal Police, 'infiltrator' Vorcaro's coach at the Central Bank acts as a motivational coach
Belline Santana, a suspended Central Bank employee linked to Daniel Vorcaro, also presents himself as a motivational coach, sharing his personal story online.
South Africa: SAPS Failure to Fight Crime Is Shameful, Say MPs As Army Deployment Nears
Members of Parliament criticized the South African Police Service's failure to combat crime, prompting a one-year deployment of the army to assist police efforts.
Britain: Three Arrests for Espionage on Behalf of China
Three men have been arrested by British police on suspicion of assisting a foreign secret service linked to China.
Loss of Seized Virtual Assets: Board of Audit and Inspection to Check Management by Prosecutors, Police, and National Tax Service
Due to recent incidents of lost seized virtual assets by law enforcement agencies, the Board of Audit and Inspection in South Korea is monitoring asset management practices of these institutions.
Civilians are asked to be vigilant during the NATO exercise
The Norwegian Police Security Service and the military urge civilians to report any suspicious activity during NATO's Cold Response exercise due to heightened interest from Russian intelligence agencies.
PSC trains staff ahead of 50,000 police recruitment exercise
The Police Service Commission in Nigeria is training its staff to prepare for the recruitment of 50,000 new police personnel as part of a government initiative to enhance national security.
The government does not decide on the promotion to general rank for three interior service officials due to 'technical reasons'
The Latvian government postponed its decision on granting the rank of general to three officials in the Ministry of the Interior due to technical reasons related to a remote meeting.