Two men, including a prominent gang figure, have been arrested on Lolland, Denmark, by the National Unit for Special Crime and local police on suspicion of drug offenses and money laundering.

A 37-year-old man was injured in Niš after being stabbed in the stomach following a fight in an apartment, local police reported.

The Local Police have acted to identify the perpetrators, who accessed private property to perform the stunt.

Police in Bor, Serbia, will file criminal charges against two individuals suspected of stealing copper cables worth 1,285,000 dinars from a Chinese firm. The local police department announced the arrests today.

A 22-year-old man has been charged in connection with an attempted robbery of a taxi driver in western Thessaloniki last March, following an investigation by local police.

Bucharest's Local Police have issued fines totaling 760,000 lei to sanitation operators for their 'defective' handling of snow removal operations over the past week.

A city in the United Kingdom is experiencing a surge in prostitution, prompting local police to adopt unusual tactics, including collaborating with sex workers, to manage the dangerous situation.

Valencia has introduced a new local police unit that will patrol bike lanes on electric scooters. Twelve officers will cover 200 kilometers of the cycling network to enhance safety and reduce accidents involving personal mobility vehicles.

US secret service and local police officers shot and killed an intruder armed with a shotgun early on Sunday after he breached the perimeter at Donald Trump's resort in Palm Beach, Florida, law enforcement officials said. Trump was not at his residence at the time Secret Service shot and killed armed man who breached Trump’s Mar-a-Lago residence Continue reading...

An attack on a Hong Kong man in the Japanese city of Sapporo that triggered travel warnings from Chinese authorities was reportedly caused by a dispute over “dining etiquette”. According to Japanese media this week, a 50-year-old company executive was arrested by local police officers on suspicion of striking the tourist with a bottle on Wednesday. The attack prompted the Chinese consulate in Sapporo to issue a warning advising against travel to Japan. The Hong Kong government contacted the...

The family of missing woman Nancy Guthrie has been cleared as possible suspects by local police, who are now in the third week of their search.

Mme Pelicot’s innate dignity shines through, as she explains why she waived her anonymity – after her husband drugged her so that dozens of men could sexually assault her It’s hard to judge an interview with Gisèle Pelicot in the normal terms. Let’s start with the easy bit: Victoria Derbyshire is the ideal interlocutor. The co-presenter of Newsnight has a kind of steely warmth that meshes well with the innate dignity of Mme Pelicot – as she is called throughout – while they walk unflinchingly through her terrible story. Her “descent into hell” began on 2 November 2020 when the local police called her and her husband, Dominique Pelicot, to the station. They believed it was to do with his recent arrest for covertly taking pictures underneath the skirts of three women in the supermarket. It was not. In the course of that investigation they had found on his laptop thousands upon thousands of videos and photographs accumulated over a decade of his wife unconscious and being raped by strangers. Continue reading...

The Central agency took over the case after investigation by local police revealed potential implications affecting public health, economic security, and national interest

Valencia's anti-squatting office has received only two calls and two emails for information in two months, despite local police managing 615 interventions related to illegal occupations.

In a chilling revelation that has rattled the industrial hub of Gujarat's Morbi, local police have unearthed a gruesome conspiracy involving kidnapping, murder and an attempt to destroy evidence.

Denver Mayor Mike Johnston has issued an executive order authorizing local police to detain ICE agents for excessive use of force and ordering protection for protesters. This move directly challenges federal immigration crackdowns and restricts federal operations on city property.

After New York police officers were also hit by snowballs, the mayor tried to lighten the mood. The police did not appreciate this.

Residents in a Southern California city are demanding that local police cease allowing federal immigration agents to train at a publicly owned firing range.

Local police in Bucharest, Romania, rescued a protected great crested grebe that had fallen in the snow in a courtyard, likely due to exhaustion or adverse weather conditions.

Bucharest's Local Police issued 25 fines totaling 44,000 lei in the city center for businesses and homeowner associations that failed to clear snow from sidewalks.

Influencer Violeta Mangriñán has reported death threats against her daughters to local police after receiving a barrage of messages criticizing her for wishing a happy Ramadan while featuring ham and beer.

Teacher Loses Career Over Two-Word Facebook Post Supporting ICE James Heidorn, who taught at Gary Elementary School in West Chicago, found himself at the center of a community firestorm that cost him not just his teaching position but his identity as an educator, all for posting two words on Facebook: "Go ICE."  The incident began in late January when Heidorn, a 14-year physical education teacher, responded to a news story about a local police department pledging cooperation with Immigration and Customs Enforcement. His personal Facebook post sparked immediate backlash in the heavily Hispanic district, with local activists circulating screenshots and demanding action against him. School officials quickly notified Heidorn on Jan. 22 about growing social media chatter. After meeting with HR staff that same day, he resigned briefly, then rescinded his decision hours later. He was set to return on Monday pending an investigation. The investigation never got that chance. "This process has been professionally and personally devastating and surreal," former West Chicago teacher James Heidorn told Fox News Digital. "I’ve spent 14 years building my career, pouring my heart into teaching kids, building relationships and being a positive role model. To see it all upended over two simple words, ‘Go ICE,’ where I expressed my personal support for law enforcement felt like a severe blow to my career." Indeed, the outcry was relentless.  Illinois state Sen. Karina Villa, a Democrat, publicly condemned the post. "I stand in unwavering solidarity with families upset about the disturbing comments reportedly made by an educator," Villa said. West Chicago Mayor Daniel Bovey joined the pile-on before any investigation concluded. In a Saturday Facebook video, he explained why Heidorn's comments were "hurtful" and "offensive" to the community. "So to have someone cavalierly rooting on—as if it's a football game or something, yeah go—events which have traumatized these children… that is the issue," Bovey said. Meanwhile, parents organized online, planning a boycott by keeping their kids from school, and the city held a “listening session” on Jan. 26 at Bovey’s request, complete with a Spanish translator. Attendees described the post as "cruel" and said "kids do not feel safe." Heidorn maintained that his post meant nothing beyond supporting law enforcement. "This started with a two-word comment on my personal Facebook page supporting law enforcement—nothing more," Heidorn said. "It wasn't directed at any student, family or school community." The distinction made no difference to the community or to the school administrators. "I was placed on leave and faced intense pressure before any full investigation or fair process could play out, with this it led to my resignation," Heidorn said. He resigned a second time rather than face termination after a hearing with school officials. A West Chicago Elementary School District 33 spokesperson called the post "disruptive" and said it "raised concerns and caused disruption for students, families and staff." The district declined to specify which rule Heidorn violated or whether teachers who publicly disrupt in favor of opposing immigration enforcement would face similar consequences. In fact, teachers across the country have protested President Trump's immigration policies without repercussions. In Chicago specifically, teachers even stormed a Target and harassed employees over the same policies without losing their jobs. But expressing support for law enforcement in Chicago is apparently controversial.  "It does feel like a double standard—due to my viewpoint being different from others within the community that I taught in," Heidorn said. "Fairness should apply equally, regardless of those viewpoints. If personal political speech is grounds for punishment, it should be consistent—not selective based on what side you're on." The fallout extended beyond his teaching position. Heidorn lost his coaching job at a nearby private school. He must now inform future employers that he resigned and explain why. "I really don't know what is next for me, as the teaching profession has been, up to this point in time, all that I ever wanted to do," Heidorn said. He earned a master's degree in educational leadership to become the best teacher possible. Now he spends time healing. "I lost my career, my income and the chance to close out my time with my students properly—no farewell, no goodbyes," Heidorn said. Despite the loud outcry, Heidorn has received some local support, including a GoFundMe being set up for him.  “James Heidorn, a beloved physical education teacher at Gary Elementary School, resigned after a single social media comment ignited outrage and a one-sided account that quickly spiraled beyond control,” the GoFundMe page reads. “What followed was not reflection or fairness, but permanent consequences that have changed the course of his life.” As for his future, he’s not sure what’s going to happen. "I really don’t know what is next for me, as the teaching profession has been, up to this point in time, all that I ever wanted to do," he said. "It is all I have ever studied for and teaching is what has defined me. Even advancing my education with a master's degree in educational leadership because I wanted to become the best teacher I can be." Heidorn said he’s exploring other options in education or related fields. “I want people to know I’m grateful for the outpouring of support from those who reached out, donated or shared my story,” he said. “It reminds me that most people value fairness and second chances. I’m determined to move forward positively and keep contributing to kids’ lives in whatever way I can.” Tyler Durden Wed, 02/18/2026 - 16:40

A fire broke out in a room at the Luis Benvenuty Morales nursing home in El Puerto de Santa María, Spain, leading to the evacuation of 61 people. No serious injuries were reported thanks to the quick response of firefighters and local police.

A car driver died in a collision with a truck on the Crikvenica bypass after attempting to overtake a column of vehicles, according to local police.

A Columbia University student was released from federal custody after being detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents. The agents allegedly posed as local police officers to gain access to a student residence.

Despite poor road conditions and visibility on Fagradal road, a collision occurred with no reported injuries, according to local police.

Podgorica registered 433 thefts last year, with January of this year seeing 22 more reported thefts than the same month last year, according to local police.

Day care workers in Des Plaines have been charged with hitting and dragging children, according to local police.

A controversy has erupted in Canet de Mar over the approval of 30,000 euros for local police overtime, with socialists denouncing a lack of planning and warning that only nine officers cover five operational shifts.

The Secret Service and local police fatally shot an armed man, identified as Austin Tucker Martin, after he breached the security perimeter of Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago complex in Palm Beach, Florida. Martin reportedly had no firearm experience and enjoyed golf.

Local police in Bucharest issued 41 new fines to sector mayors for deficiencies in snow removal efforts, with Sector 6 receiving the majority of the penalties.

A Hongkonger has been beaten on the head with a beer bottle while visiting Sapporo, prompting the Chinese consulate in the Japanese city to again warn against travel to the country amid frayed bilateral ties. The consulate said the attack occurred at a restaurant in the early hours of Wednesday and that Japanese police had arrested a suspect at the scene. “The [consulate] has made representations to the local police, requiring the police to seriously hold the perpetrators accountable in...

Celtics star Jaylen Brown spoke out about his canceled pop-up event in Beverly Hills, suggesting foul play from the local police department.