Parents organize task force to cut tall grass at school and report abandonment of the building in Sorocaba: 'Fear for the children'
Parents in Sorocaba, Brazil, have organized a task force to cut tall grass at a local school and voiced concerns over its neglected condition.
News in California: how Gavin Newsom's operation to relocate homeless people went
California Governor Gavin Newsom has initiated comprehensive measures to address the homelessness crisis by relocating encampments from public lands through the SAFE Task Force.
Manitoba launches drug-trafficking task force as province has ‘had enough’
The Manitoba government is establishing a drug enforcement task force to combat the increasing prevalence of illicit drugs in the province.
Wife beaten on the road, husband tries to force her onto a bike by pulling her hair, both fall, Video
A disturbing incident in Devli, Rajasthan shows a husband violently attempting to force his wife onto a motorcycle in public, captured in a viral video.
Acting IG Disu declares zero tolerance for corruption, end to impunity
Acting Inspector-General of Police Tunji Disu has pledged to eliminate corruption and impunity within the Nigeria Police Force, emphasizing a focus on human rights and public cooperation.
Liberec to increase the price of paper tickets bought from the driver. It wants to force passengers to get them elsewhere
Liberec's decision to raise prices for paper tickets purchased from drivers aims to encourage passengers to obtain tickets from other sources.
Bragança initiates task force to eliminate loose wires and organize urban wiring
Bragança Paulista is commencing a task force to address the visual and safety issues caused by loose wires on utility poles, with an organized cleaning event scheduled for March 8 and 9.
Last year, the Lithuanian police decreased by 31 officers - the lowest in the last decade
The Lithuanian police force saw its smallest reduction in a decade last year, shedding only 31 officers, according to Police Commissioner Arūnas Paulauskas.
Barely visible in public, convicted in the United States... Nemesio Oseguera, aka 'El Mencho', the feared cartel leader who shook Mexico
Nemesio Oseguera, known as 'El Mencho' and leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, was reportedly killed in a military operation after being a dominant force in Mexico's drug trade and eluding capture for years.
Taken by force and struggling
Brazilian capitals are implementing involuntary hospitalization for drug-dependent homeless individuals, with questionable effectiveness according to health professionals.
The task force for expediting the payment of lump sums gets to work
The Greek government's economic team is making moves to reduce overdue public debts to private entities, establishing a task force to expedite lump sum payments.
After the Federal Police denied arms carrying for the Municipal Force, the city hall sets restrictions
The city hall of Rio de Janeiro has implemented restrictions on arms carrying permits following the Federal Police's denial of the mayor's request for all members of the Municipal Force to carry firearms.
Arrest Warrant Requested for 30-Year-Old Graduate Student Involved in North Korean Drone Incident: Military and Police TF Warns of Public Danger
An arrest warrant has been requested for a 30-year-old graduate student who sent drones to North Korea, igniting tensions and posing a danger to the public, according to the joint military-police task force investigating the incident.
TCU consolidates data on task force that monitors state-owned companies at risk to public accounts
The Brazilian TCU is consolidating data on a task force monitoring nine state-owned enterprises identified as fiscal risks to public finances.
Joint action catches irregular disposal of grease and garbage, in Búzios and Arraial
A joint task force uncovered significant illegal disposal of waste in Búzios and Arraial, prompting inspections and corrective measures for proper waste management.
Sergipe Public Prosecutor's Office archives investigation into the death of four young people during police operation
The Sergipe Public Prosecutor's Office has archived an investigation into the deaths of four young individuals during a police operation in Nossa Senhora do Socorro, claiming there was no excessive use of force by the officers involved.
Surrey police chief warns force needs more officers to take over Cloverdale
Surrey's police chief emphasizes the urgent need for more officers ahead of the force's transition into the Cloverdale area.
Is there a bus strike today or not? This is what is known about the measure of force
A national strike affects public transport services in Argentina, particularly buses, due to demands related to labor reform discussions.
Trump's 'no-nonsense' DC crackdown tops 10k arrests as DOJ declares era of 'unchecked violence is over'
President Trump's initiative has led to over 10,000 arrests and the recovery of more than 1,000 illegal firearms in Washington, D.C., according to reports from Fox News.
The MDS regulation has just come into force, and it is already waiting for amendment
A new regulation concerning the design of public buildings and multi-family residential buildings in Poland is set for amendment less than a year after its implementation, due to concerns raised during the initial phase of its enforcement.
UN Calls on Mexico to Raise Awareness About the Economic Impact of Menopause
The UNFPA urges Mexico's public and private sectors to address the economic impact of menopause on women, as many leave the workforce at a critical career stage.
Constructing new Toronto subway bridge could force temporary closure of DVP
Construction of an overpass for the Ontario Line in Toronto may necessitate the temporary closure of the Don Valley Parkway, according to Metrolinx CEO.
Security Secretary says that police officers who assaulted suspect in Ibirapuera used 'moderate force'
São Paulo's Security Secretary defended police officers who were filmed violently detaining a suspect during carnival celebrations, stating they used 'moderate force' while claiming the suspect was aggressive and uncooperative.
Man is suspected of mistreating mule to force it into bar in the interior of SP; video
A man in Ribeirão Corrente, SP, is under investigation for allegedly mistreating a mule to make it enter a bar, as seen in videos circulating on social media.
Did you receive a 'bill' on the beach? The curious strategy of the FAE in Manta to combat crime
The Ecuadorian Air Force implemented a unique strategy in Manta by distributing flyers designed to look like $100 bills to encourage public cooperation in crime prevention.
Heavy rains mobilize task force and state support in the North, Northwest and Mountain regions of RJ
Heavy rains in Rio de Janeiro's interior have prompted a combined effort from state and local governments to mitigate damage and restore essential services.
Public Letter from K. Budrys to Europe: It's Time to Show Teeth
Lithuanian Minister K. Budrys urges Europe to become a stronger geopolitical and geo-economic force rather than remaining a strategic observer.
VIDEO: Police Officer Filmed Shooting Towards Dog in Florianópolis
A police officer in Florianópolis was filmed shooting at a dog during a suspect arrest, prompting scrutiny over the police's use of force.
It looks like public opinion will force Big Tech to make social media safer for children
Public opinion is increasingly pushing Big Tech to implement safer social media practices for children, which resonates more with parents than with kids.
Police Union: Must Retain Experienced Police Officers
The Police Union calls for measures to retain experienced officers as nearly half of the police force has less than ten years of experience.
Federal Police denies firearm possession for Elite Division of the Municipal Guard of Rio
The Federal Police of Brazil has denied the request from Rio's City Hall to allow members of the Municipal Force to carry firearms, citing legal restrictions on arming personnel from different careers within the guard.
DN Debate. "Despite Billion Investments - This is Why the Police Are Not Delivering"
The article discusses the struggles of the Swedish Police Force in delivering results despite significant investments, emphasizing issues of leadership and experience.
Ministry of Justice extends the operation of the National Force in the Pirititi Indigenous Land, in Roraima
The Brazilian Ministry of Justice has extended the deployment of the National Force in Pirititi Indigenous Land for an additional 90 days to ensure public order and safety in the region.
'Public Force is the Party of Lalu Ji...', What Did Tej Pratap Say?
Tej Pratap commented on the significance of the RJD in Indian politics.
Fortaleza Fans Force Women Wearing Ceará Shirts to Remove Team Uniforms in Public
Fans of the Fortaleza football team were caught on video forcing women wearing Ceará shirts to strip in public near the Arena Castelão before a match, raising concerns about violence and fan culture.
Borno constable returned ₦2.6m sent in error to counter negative police image — PPRO
A police constable in Borno State, Nigeria, returned ₦2.6 million that was mistakenly transferred to him, aiming to improve the public perception of the police force.
Taiwan wants to train an effective reserve force. Will live-fire drills do the job?
Taiwan is restructuring its conscript training to create effective reserve forces through participation in high-intensity live-fire exercises, despite challenges like inadequate facilities and declining public support for defense.
"They only go voluntarily if they know they wouldn't otherwise receive exit money"
The special task force in Baden-Württemberg targets the deportation of threats and repeat offenders, with 122 individuals expelled in 2025, emphasizing that the deportation of criminals is central to public acceptance, as stated by legal expert Daniel Thym.
Military-Public Security Task Force Investigates Money Transactions Between Suspect in North Korean Drone Incursion and National Intelligence Service Employees
The military-police joint task force is investigating financial transactions over several years between a civilian suspect in the North Korean drone incursion and a National Intelligence Service employee, potentially expanding the scope of the investigation following revelations of money exchanges.
What is known about the possible kidnapping of a journalist's mother in the USA, which mobilized a task force with the FBI
American journalist Savannah Guthrie has made a public appeal for the return of her 84-year-old mother, Nancy Guthrie, who is believed to have been kidnapped from her home in Arizona.
What is known about the possible kidnapping of a journalist's mother in the USA, which mobilized a task force with the FBI
American journalist Savannah Guthrie has made a public appeal for the return of her mother, Nancy Guthrie, who is believed to have been kidnapped at the age of 84.
PRI-Guerrero calls for moderate use of public force in prolonged blockades on Autopista del Sol
Pilar Vadillo Ruiz, the Secretary General of the PRI in Guerrero, urged the moderate use of public force to ensure free passage for motorists during unjustified blockades on the Autopista del Sol and other roads.
Protests in Minnesota. Donald Trump threatens to deploy the National Guard
The article discusses the contrasting interpretations of actions taken by ICE officials by federal and state authorities, public opinion on ICE's use of force, and the shooting of a Venezuelan individual by ICE officers in Minneapolis.
New Dem bill would force schools to label Jan 6 Capitol breach as ‘unprecedented, violent attack’
A new Virginia bill mandates that public schools must describe the January 6 Capitol riot as an 'unprecedented, violent attack' rather than a 'peaceful protest.'
We Must Not Be Silent About Violations of International Law in Venezuela
The article discusses the increasing calls against the violations of international law in Venezuela, emphasizing that public international law is a vast legal system that goes beyond just regulating the use of force.
When a policeman stops you, do not argue. Expert explains why agent killed young driver
The fatal shooting of 37-year-old American Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis by an ICE agent has sparked a nationwide debate on the justification of the use of deadly force, with public opinions divided and an expert cautioning against quick judgments.
House Republicans defend ICE agent in fatal shooting, say use of force was justified
House Republicans expressed strong support for an ICE agent involved in a fatal shooting in Minnesota, asserting that the use of force was justified in response to an immediate threat.
"Doomsday Plane" spotted over Los Angeles
The U.S. Air Force's "Doomsday Plane," the E-4B Nightwatch, was spotted over Los Angeles with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on board, sparking public speculation despite the reasons for its use remaining unclear.
Ban on TV junk food advertising before 9pm comes into force in UK
The UK has enacted a ban on junk food advertising on television before 9pm and a total online ban in an effort to combat childhood obesity.
The PP will force a vote on public employment to avoid "control formulas" from Moncloa
The People's Party (PP) is pushing for a vote on public employment to counter perceived government control over public service, accusing the government of promoting an ideological laboratory disconnected from public interest.