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Police Investigate Violent Death of Woman in Soses, Lleida
A woman was found dead with signs of violence in Soses, Lleida. Mossos d’Esquadra launched a criminal investigation. In Girona, police are searching for a man suspected of arson targeting his former partner.
Four Injured in Armed Clash Between Clans in Sant Roc, Badalona
A violent confrontation between local clans in Sant Roc, Badalona, left four people injured. The incident involved firearms and knives. Police have launched an investigation amid growing concerns over illegal weapons.
Police Recover €9,300 Lost in Valladolid 'Smishing' Scam
A Valladolid resident was deceived into transferring over €9,300 in a 'smishing' scam. Police identified a suspect acting as a 'money mule' and recovered the funds. The case highlights ongoing risks of digital banking fraud.
Fatal Stabbing in Madrid Linked to Youth Gang Violence
A 23-year-old man was fatally stabbed in Madrid’s Ciudad Lineal district. Two minors were seriously injured in the same attack, which police suspect is tied to youth gang conflicts. No arrests have been made.
Servinabar at the Center of Corruption Probe Involving PSOE Figures
A police report reveals Servinabar 2000 as a key channel for irregular commissions tied to public works. Nearly 90% of its funds came from Acciona and companies under investigation. The case implicates high-profile PSOE officials.
Madrid Court Upholds Two-Year Prison Sentence for Toño Sanchís
The Madrid High Court has confirmed a two-year prison term for Toño Sanchís. He was found guilty of misappropriating more than €475,000 from TV personality Belén Esteban. The ruling also includes a fine and compensation order.
Police Dismantle Document Forgery Network for Migrant Farm Workers in Orihuela
A major police operation in Orihuela has led to 60 arrests for document forgery. Migrant workers used fake papers to secure agricultural jobs. Authorities suspect company managers and locutorio staff were involved.
Suspected Arsonist with Prior Offenses Arrested After Lozoyuela Wildfire
A 52-year-old man with a history of arson was arrested in Lozoyuela, Madrid, after a wildfire destroyed 700 hectares. Local residents played a key role in identifying and locating the suspect. Authorities continue their investigation.
Three Under Investigation for Suspected Role in Castellón Wildfires
Three individuals are being investigated for their alleged involvement in recent wildfires in Castellón. The Guardia Civil highlights the risk of severe penalties and urges caution as fire danger rises with summer heat.
Guardia Civil Dismantles 'Hijo en Apuros' Scam Network in Spain
A criminal group using the 'hijo en apuros' scam has been broken up by Guardia Civil. Four people were arrested and three investigated after a resident in Castellón lost €7,000. The network operated across several provinces.
Attempted Break-In at Lamine Yamal’s Home in Esplugues de Llobregat
Two masked intruders tried to break into Lamine Yamal’s house near Barcelona. Security staff intervened, forcing the suspects to flee. Police are investigating the incident and a similar attempt in the same area.
Engineer Found Dead with Multiple Stab Wounds in Madrid Luxury Complex
A 37-year-old engineer was discovered dead in his Madrid apartment with 13 stab wounds. Police found traces of pepper spray at the scene. The incident has unsettled residents in the usually quiet Las Tablas district.
Man Found Dead with Multiple Stab Wounds in Madrid Apartment
A 37-year-old man was discovered dead in a Las Tablas apartment. Emergency crews detected a strong chemical odor and signs of pepper spray. Police are investigating the circumstances and possible use of a 20-centimeter knife.
UCO Unable to Trace Source of Suspected PSOE Secret Funds
The Guardia Civil's UCO has reported to the National Court that it cannot identify the origin of funds allegedly used by PSOE for covert operations. Investigators now request deeper access to party bank accounts.
Police Investigate Alleged Sexual Assault Between 13-Year-Olds in Tàrrega
A 13-year-old girl in Tàrrega reported a suspected sexual assault by a peer. Police confirmed the case but, due to the boy's age, referred it to social services. The incident highlights legal limits in handling minors under 14.
Victim Urges Prosecutors to Act on DNA Evidence in 1995 Catalonia Assault
Yolanda Pleguezuelos has waited seven months for prosecutors to cross-check DNA evidence in a decades-old sexual assault case. Despite new genetic data, victims remain without answers as legal delays persist.
Jesuit Order Faces Crimes Against Humanity Accusations in Bolivia Abuse Scandal
A new book exposes decades of sexual abuse by Jesuit priests in Bolivia. Over 500 children are believed to be victims. The publication supports a collective legal case for crimes against humanity against the Jesuit Order.
US Billionaire James Cox Chambers Jr. Arrested in Ibiza on International Warrant
James Cox Chambers Jr., a prominent US billionaire and activist, was detained in Ibiza under an international warrant. The charges and requesting country remain undisclosed. The case has sparked political debate in Spain.
Cable Theft and Suicides Plague Catalonia’s Rodalies Rail Network
Rodalies in Catalonia is battling a spike in cable theft, vandalism and suicides. Authorities plan to transfer key lines to regional control. Delays and infrastructure issues remain widespread.
Police Dismantle Network Behind €140 Million Investment Fraud
Spanish police have broken up a criminal group accused of large-scale online fraud. Four suspects were arrested in Spain, Portugal, and Panama. The group allegedly laundered millions through fake investments and complex banking schemes.
Therapy and Inheritance Dispute Deepen Rift in Mango Founder’s Family
A family conflict between Mango founder Isak Andic and his son Jonathan escalated to psychiatric intervention. The dispute over inheritance and business succession now plays a role in a homicide investigation.
Judge Orders New Probe Into Cospedal Over Villarejo Recordings
A Madrid court has reopened the investigation into María Dolores de Cospedal. New audio evidence involving ex-commissioner Villarejo puts the former PP leader back in the spotlight. The case revives unresolved questions about political interference.
Police Open Murder Probe After Ann Widdecombe Found Dead in Devon
Devon and Cornwall Police have launched a murder investigation after Ann Widdecombe was found dead at her Dartmoor home. Officers are searching for a white male. The case has drawn national attention and increased police presence in the area.
Four Suspected ISIS Supporters Arrested in Major Spanish Police Operation
Spanish police have detained four young individuals accused of supporting ISIS. The arrests took place in Toledo, Madrid, Barcelona and Ceuta. Authorities cite ongoing online propaganda and plans to travel to conflict zones.
Newborn Taken from Gandia Hospital Found, Parents Arrested
A seven-day-old baby who tested positive for cocaine was found after being taken from a Gandia hospital. Police detained both parents and a third person. The newborn is now back under medical care.
International Police Dismantle Major Migrant and Drug Trafficking Network
A joint police operation has broken up a criminal network moving migrants and drugs between Algeria and Spain. The investigation began after 12 people disappeared at sea. Authorities arrested 20 suspects and seized boats, cash, and narcotics.
Judge Piña Orders Police to Seek Criminal Evidence in Cospedal–Villarejo Tapes
Spain’s National Court has instructed police to search Villarejo’s seized files for conversations with María Dolores de Cospedal. The move follows renewed pressure to revisit her alleged ties to the Kitchen case.
Guardia Civil Links PSOE Officials to Alleged Criminal Network
A new Guardia Civil report implicates top PSOE figures in a suspected criminal network. The investigation highlights how party resources allegedly supported illicit activities. Key officials and staff are now under scrutiny.
UCO Links Former Correos President to PSOE Criminal Network Probe
A UCO report implicates ex-PSOE official Santos Cerdán in supporting a criminal network. The investigation details forged documents and misuse of party resources for legal payments and logistics.
Police Search for Father After Newborn Disappears from Gandia Hospital
A newborn vanished from the neonatal unit at Francisco de Borja Hospital in Gandia. Police suspect the father may be involved. Authorities have assumed guardianship of the child while the search continues.
Four Arrested in Alicante After 45-Kilometer Police Chase Uncovers War Rifles
A dramatic police chase on the A-7 ended with the discovery of eight AK47 rifles. Four Spaniards linked to drug trafficking were arrested in Alicante and San Vicente del Raspeig. The operation highlights ongoing security concerns in the region.
Seven Arrested After Attempted Armed Robbery at Torrejón de Ardoz Mall
A major police operation in Torrejón de Ardoz stopped an armed group from robbing a jewelry store. Seven suspects were detained. The incident caused alarm but no injuries. Authorities are now investigating possible links to other crimes.
Former Police Official Seeks Dismissal of Sexual Assault Case
José Ángel González, ex-deputy director of the National Police, has requested the closure of the sexual assault case against him. The defense claims insufficient evidence. The court recently decided to keep the investigation open.
Barcelona Police Recover Stolen Chillida and Coderch Sculptures Worth €235,000
Two suspects have been detained in Barcelona after allegedly stealing sculptures by Eduardo Chillida and Coderch & Malavia. The artworks, valued at €235,000, were recovered by police and returned to the galleries.
Aldama Testifies Again in Secret Over PSOE Cash Payments Probe
Víctor de Aldama has given another confidential statement in the National Court. The investigation focuses on alleged cash reimbursements within the PSOE. The case involves former minister José Luis Ábalos and his ex-assistant Koldo García.
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