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Alabama Police Department Faces Abolishment After Corruption Indictments
A grand jury in Cullman County, Alabama indicted Hanceville Police Chief Jason Marlin and four officers on charges including evidence mishandling, recommending the department's abolishment due to a "rampant culture of corruption". The investigation revealed a compromised evidence room, possibly link...
Alabama Police Department Faces Abolishment After Corruption Indictments
A grand jury in Cullman County, Alabama indicted Hanceville Police Chief Jason Marlin and four officers on charges including evidence mishandling, recommending the department's abolishment due to a "rampant culture of corruption". The investigation revealed a compromised evidence room, possibly link...
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48% Bias Score
Eight Tons of Hashish Seized in Two Major Spanish Drug Busts
Spanish authorities busted two hashish trafficking operations, arresting 30 people and seizing over 8 tons of hashish, six boats, and various weapons. One operation focused on smuggling from Morocco via Huelva, while the other distributed hashish from Andalusia to other European countries.
Eight Tons of Hashish Seized in Two Major Spanish Drug Busts
Spanish authorities busted two hashish trafficking operations, arresting 30 people and seizing over 8 tons of hashish, six boats, and various weapons. One operation focused on smuggling from Morocco via Huelva, while the other distributed hashish from Andalusia to other European countries.
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36% Bias Score
China's Crackdown on Cultural Relic Crimes Yields Thousands of Recovered Antiques
In 2023, China solved over 940 cases of cultural relic crimes, recovering 16,000 antiques, including significant artifacts from abroad, reflecting a multi-agency effort involving legal reforms, online tracking, and international collaboration to combat increasingly sophisticated criminal activities.
China's Crackdown on Cultural Relic Crimes Yields Thousands of Recovered Antiques
In 2023, China solved over 940 cases of cultural relic crimes, recovering 16,000 antiques, including significant artifacts from abroad, reflecting a multi-agency effort involving legal reforms, online tracking, and international collaboration to combat increasingly sophisticated criminal activities.
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36% Bias Score
Rhineland-Palatinate Legalizes Bodycams in Homes, Drone Interception
Rhineland-Palatinate's parliament approved a new law allowing police to use bodycams in homes and pre-record footage, plus giving municipal officers bodycam rights in public; it also legalized suspicious drone detection and interception.
Rhineland-Palatinate Legalizes Bodycams in Homes, Drone Interception
Rhineland-Palatinate's parliament approved a new law allowing police to use bodycams in homes and pre-record footage, plus giving municipal officers bodycam rights in public; it also legalized suspicious drone detection and interception.
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44% Bias Score
China, Myanmar Strengthen Cooperation to Combat Cross-Border Crime
China and Myanmar are strengthening law enforcement cooperation to combat online gambling and telecom fraud, focusing on the Myawaddy border region; Myanmar has transferred 261 scam victims to Thai authorities for repatriation, and China is working with Thailand and other countries on comprehensive ...
China, Myanmar Strengthen Cooperation to Combat Cross-Border Crime
China and Myanmar are strengthening law enforcement cooperation to combat online gambling and telecom fraud, focusing on the Myawaddy border region; Myanmar has transferred 261 scam victims to Thai authorities for repatriation, and China is working with Thailand and other countries on comprehensive ...
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36% Bias Score
Thuringia Sees Sharp Rise in Small Arms Licenses, Raising Public Safety Concerns
By the end of 2024, approximately 16,900 people in Thuringia held small arms licenses, permitting them to carry non-lethal weapons like blank-firing guns and pepper spray outside their homes; this number has steadily increased from 9,800 in 2017 due to less stringent licensing requirements compared ...
Thuringia Sees Sharp Rise in Small Arms Licenses, Raising Public Safety Concerns
By the end of 2024, approximately 16,900 people in Thuringia held small arms licenses, permitting them to carry non-lethal weapons like blank-firing guns and pepper spray outside their homes; this number has steadily increased from 9,800 in 2017 due to less stringent licensing requirements compared ...
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48% Bias Score
Seven Chilean Nationals Charged in US Athlete Burglary Spree
Seven Chilean nationals were charged on Tuesday with over \$2 million worth of burglaries targeting the homes of US athletes, including NFL and NBA players, between October and November 2024, while they were playing games.
Seven Chilean Nationals Charged in US Athlete Burglary Spree
Seven Chilean nationals were charged on Tuesday with over \$2 million worth of burglaries targeting the homes of US athletes, including NFL and NBA players, between October and November 2024, while they were playing games.
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48% Bias Score
Florida Establishes Immigration Enforcement Council
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis created a State Immigration Enforcement Council, comprised of four sheriffs (Polk County's Grady Judd, Pinellas County's Bob Gualtieri, Jacksonville's T.K. Waters, and Charlotte County's Bill Prummell) and four police chiefs, to advise a new Board of Immigration Enforce...
Florida Establishes Immigration Enforcement Council
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis created a State Immigration Enforcement Council, comprised of four sheriffs (Polk County's Grady Judd, Pinellas County's Bob Gualtieri, Jacksonville's T.K. Waters, and Charlotte County's Bill Prummell) and four police chiefs, to advise a new Board of Immigration Enforce...
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56% Bias Score
Andalusian Drug War Escalates: Death Threats Follow OCON Sur Disbanding
Three drug traffickers died in confrontations with authorities in Andalusia this month, prompting death threats against Guardia Civil officers following the disbanding of the elite anti-narcotics unit OCON Sur, despite its success in reducing drug trafficking, contradicting Minister Grande-Marlaska'...
Andalusian Drug War Escalates: Death Threats Follow OCON Sur Disbanding
Three drug traffickers died in confrontations with authorities in Andalusia this month, prompting death threats against Guardia Civil officers following the disbanding of the elite anti-narcotics unit OCON Sur, despite its success in reducing drug trafficking, contradicting Minister Grande-Marlaska'...
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56% Bias Score
Maryland Court Orders Zizian Cult Leader Held Without Bail
A Maryland court ordered Jack LaSota, leader of the Zizian group linked to six killings in three states, to be held without bail; LaSota, Michelle Zajko, and Daniel Blank were arrested and face charges including trespassing, obstructing and hindering, and weapons offenses.
Maryland Court Orders Zizian Cult Leader Held Without Bail
A Maryland court ordered Jack LaSota, leader of the Zizian group linked to six killings in three states, to be held without bail; LaSota, Michelle Zajko, and Daniel Blank were arrested and face charges including trespassing, obstructing and hindering, and weapons offenses.
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60% Bias Score
Spanish Police Union Protests Minister's Refusal to Recognize High-Risk Profession
The Spanish National Police Union (SUP) protested in Madrid on Monday against Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska's refusal to classify police work as high-risk and his attempt to delegate immigration powers to regional police, coinciding with a meeting with EU Commissioner Magnus Brunner.
Spanish Police Union Protests Minister's Refusal to Recognize High-Risk Profession
The Spanish National Police Union (SUP) protested in Madrid on Monday against Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska's refusal to classify police work as high-risk and his attempt to delegate immigration powers to regional police, coinciding with a meeting with EU Commissioner Magnus Brunner.
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64% Bias Score
Nigerian Singer Portable Declared Wanted for Assaulting Government Officials
Nigerian singer Habeeb Okikiola, known as Portable, is wanted by Ogun State Police for allegedly violently attacking government officials conducting an enforcement operation on February 5, 2025, in Oke-Osa, resulting in injuries to the officials; nine other suspects were arrested.
Nigerian Singer Portable Declared Wanted for Assaulting Government Officials
Nigerian singer Habeeb Okikiola, known as Portable, is wanted by Ogun State Police for allegedly violently attacking government officials conducting an enforcement operation on February 5, 2025, in Oke-Osa, resulting in injuries to the officials; nine other suspects were arrested.
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52% Bias Score
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