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Four Arrested in Alzira After Fatal Fall of Undocumented Construction Worker
Police in Alzira have detained four people after a worker died in a building under construction. The victim was working without a contract and living on site. The suspects allegedly staged the scene to hide labor violations.
Barcelona Police Break Up Violent Youth Gang ‘los 300’ After Wave of Attacks
Police in Barcelona have dismantled the violent youth gang ‘los 300’. The group is accused of armed assaults, drug trafficking, and territorial control. Eighteen suspects were detained, including minors. Authorities warn of rising gang activity.
Guardia Civil Commander Claims Job Offer in Exchange for Sensitive UCO Data
A suspended Guardia Civil commander told the court he was offered a top advisory role in exchange for confidential UCO information. The case exposes alleged attempts to obstruct major corruption investigations involving political figures.
Guardia Civil Uncovers Cannabis Network Using Pig Farm as Front
A pig farm in Castellón was used to conceal a cannabis operation. Guardia Civil dismantled a plantation with 300 plants and arrested six people. Two suspects are now in prison. The investigation extended to Tarragona.
Suspect Arrested for Arson at Ciempozuelos Industrial Estate
A man has been detained for allegedly starting a fire near a Ciempozuelos industrial estate. The blaze destroyed over two hectares and caused nearly €300,000 in damages. Emergency services evacuated workers as flames spread rapidly.
Madrid Court Halts Prison Entry for 'El Pequeño Nicolás' After Sentence Reduction
Francisco Nicolás, known as 'El Pequeño Nicolás', avoids prison after a Madrid court suspended his sentence. He must pay a €1,800 fine and remain crime-free for four years. The case highlights ongoing scrutiny of high-profile legal decisions.
Anti-Drug Prosecutors Demand Prison for Marbella Mayor’s Stepson
Spain’s anti-drug prosecutors have called for the immediate imprisonment of Joakim Peter Broberg, stepson of Marbella’s mayor, after his nine-year sentence for drug trafficking. The defense argues he poses no flight risk.
Fake 'Like' Jobs on Telegram and WhatsApp Are Costing Victims Thousands
Criminals are exploiting messaging apps like WhatsApp and Telegram to recruit victims with promises of quick cash for liking posts or watching videos. Initial small payments build trust, but soon victims are pressured into sending large sums—sometimes losing thousands of euros.
Trial Begins for Two Accused in Madrid Murder Hidden for Two Years
Two men face trial in Madrid after the body of Francisco de Pablo was discovered buried beneath a kitchen floor two years after his disappearance. Prosecutors seek 22 years for the alleged killer and 2.5 years for the accused accomplice.
Two Dead and One Injured in Shooting at Dearborn Mall
A shooting between two groups of youths at Fairlane Town Center in Dearborn left two dead and one injured. The mall was evacuated and remains closed as police investigate. Authorities confirm the groups knew each other.
Jury Trial Begins for Drunk Driver Accused in Fatal Girona Cyclist Hit-and-Run
A young man faces a jury in Girona after allegedly hitting a cyclist while drunk and fleeing the scene. The prosecution demands eight years in prison. The case highlights ongoing concerns about road safety and driver responsibility.
Kitchen Case: Evidence Points to Ex-Minister in Bárcenas Espionage
Prosecutors present key evidence linking former Interior Minister Fernández Díaz and top officials to the covert Kitchen operation. The trial highlights how police targeted Bárcenas to obstruct the Gürtel case.
Guardia Civil Director Charged Over Alleged Interference in Corruption Probes
Mercedes González, head of the Guardia Civil, faces charges for alleged obstruction and misconduct. The case centers on secret meetings, internal probes, and suspected pressure on anti-corruption investigators.
Valencia Family Arrested for €1 Million Pyramid Scheme Targeting Investors
Four members of a single family in Valencia have been arrested for allegedly running a pyramid scheme. Authorities say at least 81 victims lost their savings. The group used a fake investment website and lived lavishly off the proceeds.
Valencia Family Arrested for Alleged €1 Million Ponzi Scheme
Four family members have been detained in Valencia for orchestrating a Ponzi-style investment scam. Authorities report at least 81 victims and over €1 million in losses. Luxury goods and assets have been seized.
Suspect Arrested After Fatal Stabbing of Teenager in Barcelona Park
A man has been arrested in connection with the killing of a 15-year-old in Barcelona’s La Pegaso park. Authorities suspect gang involvement. The investigation remains under judicial secrecy as officials call for stronger action.
Judge Lifts Arrest Warrant for Vito Quiles After 48 Hours in Hiding
A Madrid judge has revoked the arrest warrant for Vito Quiles after he surrendered following two days in hiding. The case stems from his failure to attend court hearings in a defamation dispute involving a senior civil servant.
Five Minors Arrested for Homophobic Assault During Mataró Festival
Five minors have been arrested in Mataró after a homophobic attack during local festivities. The incident occurred when a young man was assaulted following a kiss with another boy. Police have handed the suspects to the Juvenile Prosecutor.
Vito Quiles to Appear in Madrid Court After Police Search
Vito Quiles, sought by police over an alleged honor-related offense, has confirmed he will attend court in Madrid. The case involves accusations of spreading false claims about a public employee. The incident has drawn public attention.
Oleksandr Azizov Jailed in Madrid for Murder of Ukrainian Lawyer
Oleksandr Azizov, accused of killing Ukrainian lawyer Andrei Portnov in Madrid, has been extradited from Germany and placed in Soto del Real prison. The case points to a contract killing linked to business disputes.
Fifteen-Year-Old Shot Dead in Barcelona’s La Pegaso District
A 15-year-old boy was killed by gunfire late Thursday in Barcelona’s La Pegaso area. Police are investigating all possible motives and searching for those responsible. The incident adds to a rising number of shootings in Catalonia this year.
Guardia Civil Probes Cádiz Sponsorships Linked to Alleged Money Laundering
A major investigation targets public sponsorships in Cádiz tied to a businessman accused of laundering drug money. Authorities seized €1.2 million in cash and suspect links to local officials. The case could expand further.
Protected ETA Witness Exposes Leadership's Control Over Exiles
A former ETA member, now a protected witness, has revealed details about the group's leadership and its control over exiled militants. His testimony is central to a new investigation into ETA fugitives in Venezuela.
Bank Robber Hiding in Arahal Arrested After 21 Years on the Run
A man wanted by Europol for 26 years was arrested in Arahal, Seville. He had lived under a false identity, working as a delivery driver and farmhand. The arrest ended one of France’s longest manhunts.
Francisco Granados Sentenced to 2.5 Years for Contract Rigging in Madrid
The Audiencia Nacional has sentenced Francisco Granados to prison for manipulating public contracts in Madrid and PP-run municipalities. The case exposes how political influence shaped event spending over several years.
Alicante Couple Sentenced to 13 Years for Killing and Dismembering Flatmate
A court in Alicante has sentenced a couple to over 13 years in prison for killing and dismembering their flatmate. The motive was to take over his home and pension. The case exposed disturbing details about the crime and its aftermath.
French Court Clears Josu Ternera, Paving Way for Swift Extradition to Spain
A Paris court has acquitted Josu Ternera of ETA membership charges from 2002–2005. This decision ends his legal battles in France and allows Spain to act on extradition orders. The case now shifts to Spanish jurisdiction.
Guardia Civil’s Cyber Command Handles 50,000 Online Reports in First Year
Spain’s Cibercomandancia, launched in León in 2025, has processed 50,000 online reports in its first year. Most cases involve cyber fraud, with suspects concentrated in Madrid, Barcelona, and Valencia. Over €5.8 million has been recovered.
Spanish Anti-Drug Prosecutor Urges Detailed Reports to Pursue Piracy Charges
Spain’s top anti-drug prosecutor has instructed police to document violent incidents involving narcolanchas in detail. The move aims to enable piracy charges, even for attacks in Spanish waters. This marks a shift in legal strategy.
State Legal Service Joins Zapatero Jewellery Case Amid Tax Fraud Probe
Spain’s State Legal Service will formally join the investigation into jewels found in Zapatero’s office. The move follows a judge’s offer to the Tax Agency to participate as a potential victim in a suspected tax fraud and smuggling case.
Ibiza Residents Demand Crackdown on Illegal Villa Parties
Ibiza faces a surge in unauthorized villa parties drawing huge crowds. Residents report sleepless nights and demand stronger action. Local authorities struggle with legal barriers and jurisdiction disputes.
Valencia Court Acquits Rapper ‘El Jincho’ in High-Profile Assault Case
The Provincial Court of Valencia has cleared Madrid rapper El Jincho of sexual assault charges involving a minor with a disability. The verdict cites contradictions in the victim’s statements and lack of evidence.
Crypto Scam in Castellón Uncovered After €340,000 Fraud Report
A resident's report in Oropesa del Mar led to the arrest of three suspects. The Guardia Civil exposed a sophisticated international scam using fake crypto platforms. Over 100 bank accounts were used to hide victims' money.
National Court Sentences Marbella Mayor’s Stepson to Nine Years for Drug Offenses
Joakim Peter Broberg, stepson of Marbella’s mayor, received a nine-year prison sentence for drug trafficking and money laundering. The National Court found him part of a stable criminal network. The case also involved his late father.
Vox Reports Arson Attempt at Madrid Headquarters as Political Attack
Vox is filing a police report after an attempted arson at its Madrid headquarters. The party calls the act a direct attack on political freedom. Security cameras captured the suspect, but identification remains pending.
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