A sector chief within the Moldovan Police has been sentenced to four years in prison for passive corruption, nearly 14 years after the criminal case was initiated. An attorney involved in the same case received a suspended sentence.

Four individuals were detained in Chisinau, Moldova, on March 3 on corruption charges, suspected of receiving €40,000 to help a convicted person avoid prison, according to the National Anti-Corruption Center.

Moldovan police report calls on TikTok for anti-government protests on March 25, warning of attempts to destabilize the country. Meanwhile, Ukraine denies an embargo on Moldovan wine, and the mayor of Durlești is detained for land fraud.

Two former police officers from Ialoveni, along with two accomplices, were sentenced to prison for passive corruption after staging a crime and extorting 7,000 euros from a man.

Law enforcement agencies have dismantled an internet scam call center in Chișinău, involving 11 recruiters who were part of an international network of approximately 1,000 operators. The scammers extorted up to $400 per communication session on dating platforms.

Moldovan law enforcement announced the dismantling of a network that sexually exploited seven young women, including three minors, in Chișinău. Six suspects, aged 20 to 30, have been arrested.

Moldovan police are warning citizens about calls circulating on TikTok for anti-government protests on March 25 in Chisinau, stating that any illegal actions will be punished and that the materials promote destabilization scenarios.

Moldovan law enforcement has dismantled a criminal group specialized in online investment fraud, which caused over one million lei in damages to a 63-year-old victim.

Moldovan police identified three individuals suspected of searching for drugs on a street in the capital and two others believed to have placed them there, leading to the detention of two foreign citizens.

Moldovan police have conducted several anti-drug raids in Chișinău, targeting various venues including electronic music party spaces, which has sparked public reactions.

Moldovan police reported two fatal road accidents on February 26, resulting in two deaths: a pedestrian was hit by a truck in Chisinau, and a local resident was struck by a train in Balti.