French Prisoner Takes Hostages, Highlights Mental Health Concerns
A 37-year-old prisoner with a history of violence and serious mental illness took hostages at Arles prison's medical facility on Friday at 11:15 AM, using a makeshift knife; all hostages were freed unharmed after negotiations, highlighting French prison system issues.
French Prisoner Takes Hostages, Highlights Mental Health Concerns
A 37-year-old prisoner with a history of violence and serious mental illness took hostages at Arles prison's medical facility on Friday at 11:15 AM, using a makeshift knife; all hostages were freed unharmed after negotiations, highlighting French prison system issues.
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36% Bias Score
Illegal Fireworks Cause Severe Injuries and Death in Germany
The illegal use of F4-category spherical bombs in Germany caused severe injuries, including one fatality and the loss of eyesight for another victim; 42 patients with severe injuries, including children, were treated at a Berlin hospital, prompting calls for stricter border controls and law enforcem...
Illegal Fireworks Cause Severe Injuries and Death in Germany
The illegal use of F4-category spherical bombs in Germany caused severe injuries, including one fatality and the loss of eyesight for another victim; 42 patients with severe injuries, including children, were treated at a Berlin hospital, prompting calls for stricter border controls and law enforcem...
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60% Bias Score
France Targets Drug Traffickers' Finances with New Asset Seizure Strategy
French Justice Minister Gรฉrald Darmanin announced a new strategy to fight drug trafficking in Marseille on January 2nd, focusing on seizing assets of traffickers in France and abroad, including a planned trip to the UAE to improve judicial cooperation. He aims to weaken criminal organizations by tar...
France Targets Drug Traffickers' Finances with New Asset Seizure Strategy
French Justice Minister Gรฉrald Darmanin announced a new strategy to fight drug trafficking in Marseille on January 2nd, focusing on seizing assets of traffickers in France and abroad, including a planned trip to the UAE to improve judicial cooperation. He aims to weaken criminal organizations by tar...
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36% Bias Score
West Midlands Police Expands Digital Forensics Team Amid Budget Cuts
West Midlands Police seized over 4,000 phones and computers in the last year, aiding in solving various crimes; the force is expanding its digital forensics team despite budget constraints and 800 fewer officers since 2010, because 95% of crimes have an online connection.
West Midlands Police Expands Digital Forensics Team Amid Budget Cuts
West Midlands Police seized over 4,000 phones and computers in the last year, aiding in solving various crimes; the force is expanding its digital forensics team despite budget constraints and 800 fewer officers since 2010, because 95% of crimes have an online connection.
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44% Bias Score
Germany Increases Security Measures for New Year's Eve Amidst Expected Violence
German authorities are increasing security measures for New Year's Eve due to expected violence and vandalism, including installing video surveillance in Duisburg and seizing hundreds of kilograms of illegal fireworks in Bavaria; several incidents of violence and attacks against police have already ...
Germany Increases Security Measures for New Year's Eve Amidst Expected Violence
German authorities are increasing security measures for New Year's Eve due to expected violence and vandalism, including installing video surveillance in Duisburg and seizing hundreds of kilograms of illegal fireworks in Bavaria; several incidents of violence and attacks against police have already ...
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60% Bias Score
Turkey Seizes Thousands of Liters of Counterfeit Alcohol Amid Rising Death Toll
Turkey's Interior Ministry intensified its crackdown on counterfeit alcohol following a recent surge in deaths, seizing 136,904 liters of illicit alcohol in a two-week period and arresting 14 suspects out of 36, amid 37 deaths reported in Istanbul alone since November.
Turkey Seizes Thousands of Liters of Counterfeit Alcohol Amid Rising Death Toll
Turkey's Interior Ministry intensified its crackdown on counterfeit alcohol following a recent surge in deaths, seizing 136,904 liters of illicit alcohol in a two-week period and arresting 14 suspects out of 36, amid 37 deaths reported in Istanbul alone since November.
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40% Bias Score
New Zealand Police Officer Killed in Intentional Hit-and-Run
In Nelson, New Zealand, a driver intentionally ran over two police officers on January 1, 2024, killing Senior Sergeant Lyn Fleming and seriously injuring another; a 32-year-old man was arrested and charged with murder and other offenses.
New Zealand Police Officer Killed in Intentional Hit-and-Run
In Nelson, New Zealand, a driver intentionally ran over two police officers on January 1, 2024, killing Senior Sergeant Lyn Fleming and seriously injuring another; a 32-year-old man was arrested and charged with murder and other offenses.
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48% Bias Score
Canada Urged to Establish Art-Crime Unit
Former FBI agent Robert Wittman urges Canada to create an art-crime unit, citing the FBI's success in recovering over \$900 million in stolen art and the \$100-million Norval Morrisseau forgery case as evidence of the need for specialized investigators.
Canada Urged to Establish Art-Crime Unit
Former FBI agent Robert Wittman urges Canada to create an art-crime unit, citing the FBI's success in recovering over \$900 million in stolen art and the \$100-million Norval Morrisseau forgery case as evidence of the need for specialized investigators.
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40% Bias Score
High Profits From Illegal Cannabis Cultivation Transform Lives in Odisha, India
In Odisha, India, the illegal cultivation of cannabis provides significantly higher income than traditional farming, leading to lifestyle changes among farmers despite the risk of imprisonment and police raids; the government promotes millet as an alternative but faces challenges due to the signific...
High Profits From Illegal Cannabis Cultivation Transform Lives in Odisha, India
In Odisha, India, the illegal cultivation of cannabis provides significantly higher income than traditional farming, leading to lifestyle changes among farmers despite the risk of imprisonment and police raids; the government promotes millet as an alternative but faces challenges due to the signific...
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48% Bias Score
Voters Reject Soft-on-Crime Policies in 2024 Elections
The 2024 U.S. elections saw a decisive rejection of progressive, soft-on-crime policies, resulting in the defeat or recall of numerous Soros-backed district attorneys and increased funding for law enforcement across several states, including a $350 million allocation in Colorado.
Voters Reject Soft-on-Crime Policies in 2024 Elections
The 2024 U.S. elections saw a decisive rejection of progressive, soft-on-crime policies, resulting in the defeat or recall of numerous Soros-backed district attorneys and increased funding for law enforcement across several states, including a $350 million allocation in Colorado.
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72% Bias Score
Hamburg Police Officer Details Challenges of Policing High-Crime Area Amidst Violence Increase
In Hamburg's St. Georg district, police officer Julia Kupfer describes the challenges of policing a high-crime area marked by drug use and homelessness, alongside increased violence against police and resource constraints, impacting daily operations and officer well-being.
Hamburg Police Officer Details Challenges of Policing High-Crime Area Amidst Violence Increase
In Hamburg's St. Georg district, police officer Julia Kupfer describes the challenges of policing a high-crime area marked by drug use and homelessness, alongside increased violence against police and resource constraints, impacting daily operations and officer well-being.
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36% Bias Score
Ambush Kills 14 Syrian Officers, Testing New Government
In western Syria, an ambush by former Assad regime forces killed 14 and injured 10 law enforcement officers, posing a major challenge to the new government amid ongoing protests and an Israeli occupation.
Ambush Kills 14 Syrian Officers, Testing New Government
In western Syria, an ambush by former Assad regime forces killed 14 and injured 10 law enforcement officers, posing a major challenge to the new government amid ongoing protests and an Israeli occupation.
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40% Bias Score