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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.
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.
Police Attempt to Arrest Vito Quiles at EDA TV Offices in Madrid
Madrid police arrived at EDA TV to detain Vito Quiles, but he was absent. The controversial reporter faces five ongoing legal cases. The specific reason for the arrest warrant remains undisclosed.
Police Chiefs Confirm Ongoing Coordination With Health Officials in Vaccine Delay Case
Senior officers from the Guardia Civil and Policía Nacional described daily coordination with Catalan health authorities during the COVID-19 vaccine rollout. The court examines why state police received vaccines later than regional forces.
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.
Valencia Police Halt Illegal E-Scooter Gathering in City Park
Valencia’s local police disrupted a planned mass ride of nearly 40 electric scooters. Officers issued 10 fines and immobilized eight vehicles for illegal modifications. The operation targeted risky gatherings in public spaces.
18-Year-Old from Badalona Dies After Rockfall in Sadernes Gorge
A young woman from Badalona died after being struck by a rock in Sadernes, Girona. Emergency services responded quickly, but she succumbed to her injuries. Police have launched an investigation into the incident.
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.
Amateur Motorcyclist Dies in Fatal Crash at Alcarràs Circuit
A British rider living in Alicante died after a crash at the Alcarràs circuit. The incident occurred during the Copa JMR amateur race. Authorities are investigating the circumstances and response.
Police Arrest Calabrian Mafia Boss Domenico Paviglianiti in Soria
Domenico Paviglianiti, a leading figure in the Calabrian mafia, was arrested in Soria. Spanish police acted after months of investigation. The operation followed close cooperation with Italian authorities.
Garbage Truck Brake Failure Causes Multiple Pedestrian Injuries in Pamplona
A garbage truck with faulty brakes struck several people in Pamplona’s historic center. Police and emergency teams responded quickly. The exact number of injured and their condition remain unknown.
Catalan Health Officials Face Trial Over Covid Vaccine Delay for Police
Former Catalan health leaders are on trial for allegedly delaying Covid vaccinations for national police and civil guards. Prosecutors seek 12-year bans from office, citing unequal treatment compared to regional forces.
Nine-Year-Old Drowns in Pisuerga River Near Valladolid City Park
A nine-year-old boy drowned in the Pisuerga River in Valladolid. The incident occurred near Las Moreras urban beach, where swimming is banned. Emergency teams searched for hours before recovering the body.
Man Injured in Barcelona Shooting as Police Hunt Armed Suspect
A man was hospitalized after a shooting in Barcelona's Bon Pastor district. The suspect fled the scene and is being sought by police. The incident followed a heated argument between two individuals.
Woman Arrested in Manresa Over Suspected Poisoning of Partner
A 41-year-old woman has been jailed without bail in Manresa. Police suspect she poisoned her partner, whose death in February was initially unexplained. The arrest follows a four-month investigation by Mossos d’Esquadra.
Filming of 'Iruña 1997' Begins in Pamplona with Álvaro Cervantes and Clara Galle
Production of 'Iruña 1997' starts this July in Pamplona. The series, set during the 1997 San Fermín festival, features Álvaro Cervantes and Clara Galle as police officers investigating a suspicious death.
Man Injures Mother With Knife in Sitges and Attempts Escape Into Sea
A man attacked his mother with a knife in Sitges before trying to flee by jumping into the sea. Emergency services intervened quickly. The woman was hospitalized, and police launched a maritime search.
Police Arrest 22-Year-Old After Armed Threats From Castellón Balcony
A 22-year-old was detained in central Castellón after allegedly threatening neighbors with a shotgun from his balcony. Police confiscated several weapons and ammunition. The investigation continues to clarify the motives.
Man Arrested in Alcanar for Online Sexual Harassment of 21 Minors
A 26-year-old man was detained in Alcanar for harassing 21 minors online. Police found thousands of illicit images. The suspect posed as a teenager to contact girls nationwide.
92-Year-Old Woman Critically Injured in Madrid Pedestrian Accident
A 92-year-old woman was struck by a vehicle in Madrid’s Hortaleza district. She suffered multiple severe injuries and was rushed to Hospital Universitario La Paz. Police are investigating the circumstances of the incident.
Lleida Farmers Demand €1 Million After Hemp Crop Seized as Marijuana
Two Lleida farmers seek €1 million in damages after police mistook their legal hemp for marijuana. The crop was seized and held for two years, causing severe financial loss. A toxicology report later confirmed the plants were non-psychoactive.
Sant Joan in Barcelona: 90,000 Celebrate Amid Heat and High Fire Risk
Barcelona's Sant Joan festivities drew 90,000 to the beaches despite extreme heat and fire risk. Emergency services reported few serious incidents, but police made arrests and fire crews responded to over 100 blazes.
Massive Police Operation Secures San Juan Night in Las Moreras After Recent Violence
San Juan celebrations in Las Moreras unfolded under intense police presence. Recent violent incidents led to strict entry checks and heightened security. Attendance dropped as heat and safety fears changed the festival's atmosphere.
Evictions Spark Tension in La Mina as 58 Public Flats Cleared
Authorities have begun evicting 58 occupied public flats in La Mina, Sant Adrià. The move, aimed at relocating residents from the Venus building, has triggered unrest and repeated reoccupations. Tensions remain high.
Fire on 24th Floor Forces Evacuation of Torre Moeve in Madrid
A fire broke out on the 24th floor of Torre Moeve in Madrid’s business district. Workers were urgently evacuated as smoke became visible across the city. The cause and possible injuries remain unknown.
Police in Valencia Justify Officer’s Push Against Retired Teacher During Protest
A police report claims an officer’s push that injured a retired teacher during a Valencia protest followed regulations. The incident, widely shared online, has sparked an official investigation and public debate.
Police Seize 139 Stolen Phones at Barcelona-Nord After Primavera Sound Thefts
A man was arrested at Barcelona-Nord station with 139 stolen phones. The devices, worth €150,000, were taken during Primavera Sound. Police intercepted him as he tried to leave for Romania.
CC OO-PV Seeks to Join Case Against Police Officer Over Teacher Assault in Valencia
CC OO-PV has filed a criminal complaint after a retired teacher was injured by a police officer during a peaceful protest in Valencia. The union is seeking to act as a popular prosecution. The case is now under judicial investigation.
PP Faces Police Backlash Over Judge Peinado's Remarks in Gómez Case
Judge Peinado's move to send Begoña Gómez to trial has sparked sharp police union protests. The PP supports security forces but admits Gómez's guilt is unproven. The CGPJ may discipline the judge.
Badajoz Baker Held After Family Links Him to David Salazar's Death
A baker in Badajoz continued working with a body hidden in his shop. Family suspicions and persistent investigation led to the discovery of David Salazar's remains. The case has shaken the local community and raised questions about police response.
Man in Critical Condition After Apartment Fire in Carabanchel
A 51-year-old man was found unconscious and in cardiac arrest after a fire broke out in his Carabanchel apartment. Firefighters and emergency medics intervened, stabilizing him before urgent transfer to hospital.
Police Unions Condemn Judge Peinado Over Claims on Begoña Gómez's Security Detail
Spain's main police unions have sharply criticized Judge Juan Carlos Peinado. His suggestion that officers protecting Begoña Gómez could aid her escape has triggered a rare united response. The unions call the claims baseless and damaging.
Spanish Police Can Instantly Check If Your Car’s ITV Is Expired
Spanish traffic officers no longer need to see your documents to know if your car’s ITV is expired. Digital records reveal the inspection status instantly, and missing or outdated ITV can lead to hefty fines or even having your car immobilized.
Spanish Court Releases Two Men Linked to Hezbolá After Judicial Error
Two Spanish nationals detained for alleged ties to Hezbolá have been released with restrictions. Their arrest was rushed after a judicial document was mistakenly published online. The case has sparked debate over police procedures and data security.
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