Brazilian police have said there was not enough evidence to recommend prosecution on rape accusations against Paris Saint-Germain football star Neymar who was accused of raping a model at a Paris hotel in May.more
Polish policemen arrested a 16-year-old who threatened a terrorist attack on one of the popular internet messengers. The goal was to be a school in Scotland.more
Detectives appealing to find a man wanted for a murder in Acton are offering a £20,000 reward. Patryk Makuch, who is aged 34 and a Polish national, is wanted in connection with the murder of Kamil Malysz.more
British police detained yesterday Czesław K., husband of Grażyna Kuliszewska, whose body at the end of February was fished out of the river in Poland - confirmed the spokesperson of the Malopolska police.more
Scotland Yard's principal Twitter account, which is followed by more than 1.2 million people and is used to provide important alerts in times of crisis, tweeted a series of bizarre messages on Friday night after becoming "subject to unauthorised access".more
Gardai have launched an appeal for information on a 23-year-old man who is missing from his home in Co Limerick. Pawel Aleksandrzak has been missing from the Fairgreen area of Limerick since Thursday, July 4.more
Police have opened an investigation into the alleged leaking of diplomatic cables involving the outgoing UK ambassador to Washington, Sir Kim Darroch, and asked that those responsible hand themselves in.more
A man armed with a rifle and throwing incendiary devices at an immigration jail in Washington state early Saturday morning died after four police officers arrived and opened fire, authorities said.more
66% of those surveyed said drug planting on innocent people and falsifying evidence of criminal cases in law enforcement agencies is common practice in Russia, according to Levada Center.more
Police are facing calls to halt the use of facial recognition software to search for suspected criminals in public after independent analysis found matches were only correct in a fifth of cases and the system was likely to break human rights laws.more
Four out of five people identified by the Metropolitan Police's facial recognition technology as possible suspects are innocent, according to an independent report.more