The National Court orders an investigation into police maneuvers against Miguel Urbán as part of the dirty war against Podemos
The National Court of Spain has classified former Podemos eurodeputy Miguel Urbán as a victim in an investigation regarding police operations aimed at damaging the reputation of Podemos during its peak influence.
Malawi: K22bn Road Target Sparks Fear and Fury - Motorists Brace for 'Revenue Policing' As Fines, Roadblocks and Bribery Risks Surge
Malawi's Treasury has set a K22 billion target for the police to collect from traffic fines, raising concerns among motorists about aggressive enforcement and corruption.
'Paid, Passed': PF reveals how fraud schemes in public competitions operated
A Federal Police investigation has uncovered a fraud scheme in public competitions in Brazil, involving bribery and collusion from police officers.
There is no security without combating police corruption
The article discusses the deep-rooted issue of police corruption in Brazil and its connection to organized crime, emphasizing the need for serious public security policies.
Mendonça authorizes the Federal Police to auction 10 luxury cars and motorcycles seized in investigation about INSS; see list
Brazilian Supreme Court Minister André Mendonça has authorized the Federal Police to auction luxury vehicles seized in a federal investigation into illegal pension deductions.
Moraes orders the arrest of accountant suspected of violating fiscal confidentiality of relatives of authorities
Supreme Court Minister Alexandre de Moraes has ordered the preventive arrest of Washington Travassos de Azevedo, who is alleged to have been one of the masterminds behind a criminal organization that sold confidential data of Brazilian authorities and their families.
Who are the investigated in the PF operation against fraud in public competitions
A Federal Police operation in Brazil is investigating fraud schemes in public competitions, leading to multiple arrests and search warrants across several states.
PMs suspected of demanding bribes to avoid arresting fugitive in luxury hotel released in SC
Two police officers in Santa Catarina, Brazil, who were arrested for allegedly taking bribes to not arrest fugitive José Osvaldo Dell'Agnolo, have been released following a Supreme Court decision.
Fugitive wanted for multiple crimes arrested by Federal Police in Volta Redonda
A man wanted for various crimes, including corruption of minors and drug trafficking, was arrested by the Federal Police in Volta Redonda.
Coaf Reports Become a 'Gold Mine' for Police Corruption in SP
Authorities in São Paulo have uncovered a police corruption scheme leveraging financial intelligence reports designed to combat organized crime.
Daniel Vorcaro signs confidentiality agreement with PGR and PF and opens the way for plea bargain
Banker Daniel Vorcaro has agreed to a confidentiality term with Brazil's Attorney General's Office and Federal Police while in custody, paving the way for a potential plea deal regarding financial and corruption crimes.
PM sergeant and businessman arrested on suspicion of extortion and usury in Greater Natal
A police sergeant and a businessman were arrested in Brazil for alleged extortion and involvement in usury, following a substantial investigation by the Civil Police.
Advance testimony of former captain processed in the case involving Tannya Varela will be received on March 24
The anticipated testimony of former National Police captain Rodney Rengel Quinteros, involved in a case with former police commander Tannya Varela, is set for March 24, 2026.
Thought he was negotiating with Mexican drug traffickers, but they were FBI agents: how a former police chief in the U.S. fell
Brandon Addison, a former police chief, pleaded guilty to drug trafficking and conspiracy charges after unwittingly negotiating with FBI agents posing as drug traffickers.
Police operation seizes weapons and drugs in the home of a city councilor in MA
A police operation in Maranhão led to the arrest of a city councilor and the seizure of weapons and drugs from her home.
Federal Police analyzes material and details new irregularities in works at the Parque das Águas in Cambuquira, MG
The Federal Police of Brazil is investigating new irregularities related to a corruption scheme involving construction works at the Parque das Águas in Cambuquira, MG.
Police investigates the possible corrupt activities of a municipal council member
The South Police Prefecture has initiated a misdemeanor procedure to investigate whether Mehis Vinni, a member of the North-Sakala municipal council, violated operational restrictions and if Ene Maaten, the director of the Lõhavere rehabilitation and care center, obstructed the work of the council's audit committee.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor probe update as police 'consider corruption laws'
Police are considering using anti-corruption laws to investigate Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor following his recent arrest for misconduct in public office.
Lancashire PC who binned mobile phone before arrest jailed
A police officer in Lancashire, Samarah Kamal, has been sentenced to nine and a half months in prison for destroying evidence during a corruption investigation.
Illegal fuel commercialization network dismantled: Interior Minister points to connections with companies investigated in the Triple A case
Ecuador's National Police dismantled a suspected illegal fuel distribution network linked to major economic losses and other investigations.
Federal Police sees Vorcaro's brother-in-law as a key piece in the investigation and analyzes payments linked to politicians
The Federal Police is investigating financial transactions revealed in messages between banker Daniel Vorcaro and his brother-in-law, Fabiano Zettel, concerning potential irregularities involving politicians.
The penalties will be severe! Ruks comments on the unacceptable actions of the Jelgava law enforcers
Latvia's State Police chief has initiated a renewed internal review following unethical behavior by police officials as revealed in a recent TV show.
Federal Police says federal judge had 'network of illicit influences' in the Government of Espírito Santo
The Federal Police of Brazil has revealed evidence suggesting that federal judge Macário Júdice Neto had a 'network of illicit influences' within the Espírito Santo government.
Under siege by the ministry, Mecenate awaits inspection
The Mecenate police station is amidst controversy following a shooting incident involving an officer and various internal issues, leading to significant personnel changes.
"Tell your people to get to work": the phrase that surrounds Francisco González due to the orders to Villarejo
The Spanish Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office is seeking 173 years in prison for former BBVA president Francisco González over alleged hiring of police commissioner José Manuel Villarejo for espionage projects.
One victory the government has already achieved: looting and the coup continue, and no one will stop them
The article discusses a small victory for justice in Israel, highlighting a court ruling that promotes a police officer despite governmental corruption, emphasizing persistence against corruption.
Prosecution Denies Arrest Warrant for Kim Young-hwan Requested by Police: 'Considering the Investigation Circumstances'
The prosecution declined to issue an arrest warrant for Kim Young-hwan, who has been accused of accepting money from businesspeople linked to the Cheongbuk sports sector, citing a lack of necessity for his detention.
Master Case: Daniel Vorcaro is transferred from prison to the Federal Police Superintendency
Daniel Vorcaro, owner of Banco Master, was recently transferred from a maximum-security prison to the Superintendency of the Federal Police in Brasília following a request from his lawyer.
Federal Highway Police officer from PA is arrested on suspicion of receiving R$ 50,000 to take an exam for a candidate in the PM contest of Tocantins
A Federal Highway Police officer in Brazil has been arrested for allegedly accepting R$ 50,000 to sit an exam on behalf of a candidate in a military police recruitment test.
Vorcaro signs confidentiality agreement; Mendonça denies house arrest and transfers banker to the Federal Police
Brazilian banker Daniel Vorcaro has signed a confidentiality agreement with the Prosecutor's Office while his request for house arrest has been denied by Minister André Mendonça of the Supreme Court.
Seap removes 5 police officers after counterfeit and smuggled cigarettes enter prisons
The Department of Penitentiary Administration (Seap) in Brazil has suspended five officers suspected of facilitating the entry of counterfeit cigarettes into Rio de Janeiro prisons, with indications of an internal mafia involved.
Defense of businesswoman friend of Lulinha tells STF that PF made an error in report that raises suspicion of bribery via travel agency
The defense of Roberta Luchsinger claims that a Police Federal report alleging suspicious payments connected to her and Lulinha contains errors.
Mendonça authorized transfer to facilitate testimonies and plea bargain attempt
The transfer of Daniel Vorcaro, owner of Banco Master, to a federal police facility was authorized to ease his upcoming testimonies and discussions about a plea deal.
Vorcaro will be transferred to the federal police headquarters to discuss a plea bargain
Daniel Vorcaro, the owner of Banco Master, will be moved from prison to the Federal Police headquarters as he negotiates a plea deal.
Mendonça authorizes the transfer of Daniel Vorcaro to the PF Superintendency in Brasília
Banker Daniel Vorcaro is set to be transferred from the Federal Penitentiary in Brasília to the Federal Police Superintendency following an authorization from Minister André Mendonça of the Supreme Federal Court.
President of the CPMI of INSS says that the Federal Police is 'not superior' to the commission and advocates cooperation between bodies
The President of the CPMI of INSS, Senator Carlos Viana, emphasized the collaborative role of the Federal Police in supporting the commission's efforts to investigate misappropriations within the INSS.
The police in Ústí nad Labem uncovered corruption among inspection technicians. Dozens of them obtained certification unlawfully
The police in the Ústí nad Labem region have revealed unlawful activities involving inspection technicians who improperly acquired certifications, indicating systemic corruption.
Professor arrested by the Federal Police for fraud in competitions was already detained in 2017 while taking the MPRN exam
A professor was arrested by Brazil's Federal Police for allegedly being involved in exam fraud, marking a continuation of his legal troubles since a previous arrest in 2017 during a different exam.
New iPhones found in trash lead Federal Revenue to discover diversion of seized items in Paraná
New iPhones uncovered in a trash bin sparked a Federal Revenue investigation into the alleged diversion of seized goods in Paraná, Brazil.
Couple suspected of setting fire to a store in São Luís claims to have acted on behalf of a police officer linked to the ex-husband of the owner
A couple has been arrested in São Luís for allegedly setting fire to a clothing store upon the orders of a police officer connected to the store owner's ex-husband.
Daily Summary #1906: Federal Police investigates if money diverted from the INSS helped pay for travels of Lulinha; Lieutenant Colonel arrested for killing wife in SP claimed to be 'alpha male' in the relationship; Recreational drug use may double stroke risk, studies warn
The Federal Police of Brazil is investigating whether funds diverted from the INSS were used to cover travels for Lulinha, while a Lieutenant Colonel faces arrest for allegedly murdering his wife, claiming to embody 'alpha male' traits, and new studies highlight the increased risk of stroke associated with recreational drug use.
VIDEOS: Good Morning PE for Thursday, March 19, 2026
The article discusses various news items including drone activity near U.S. officials' residences and ongoing government efforts to mitigate a diesel crisis in Brazil.
Where is Bebeto? Politician identified as head of bidding fraud scheme in CE has been on the run for over a year
Bebeto Queiroz, the elected mayor of Choró, has been on the run since December 2024 after being implicated in a bidding fraud scheme uncovered by federal police.
Advisor of the Civil House of Pará is dismissed after being arrested by the Federal Police in operation regarding R$ 500,000 withdrawal in Belém
Michel Silva Ribeiro, advisor to the Civil House of Pará, was dismissed following his arrest by the Federal Police tied to a money laundering investigation.
Federal Police investigates whether money diverted from INSS helped pay for travels of President Lula's son
The Federal Police is investigating potential links between diverted INSS funds and travel expenses for Fábio Luís Lula da Silva, President Lula's son.
Judge's wife is identified by the Federal Police as a ghost employee at Alerj
Flávia Ferraço, the wife of jailed Judge Macário Neto, is accused by the Federal Police of being a ghost employee at the Rio de Janeiro Legislative Assembly.
HN: Geosan wants 200 million for a project in Motol, which the police associate with corruption
Geosan is demanding 200 million for a project in Motol that is linked to a corruption investigation by the police.
General Delegate of the Civil Police of Alagoas is investigated for suspected link with Paraíba's 'exams mafia'
The General Delegate of the Civil Police of Alagoas, Gustavo Xavier do Nascimento, is under investigation for alleged connections to a criminal scheme known as the 'Exams Mafia' in Paraíba.
The Prosecutor's Office requests 173 years in prison for Francisco González and more than 180 million in fines for BBVA for hiring Villarejo
The Spanish Prosecutor's Office has requested a 173-year prison sentence for former BBVA president Francisco González and over 180 million euros in fines for the bank due to illegal hiring of a retired police commissioner for espionage activities.
Matías Ferreyra, the powerful former police officer who is the shadow of Tapia and Toviggino: why he was exonerated from the force and his millionaire businesses
The article discusses Matías Ferreyra, an influential figure in Argentine football security, who has been criticized for his past police connections and alleged business dealings.