Law enforcement
Info commissioner finds no unauthorised access to politicians’ personal data
Ljubljana – The Information Commission has not established any irregularities in the police’s access to the personal data of a number of politicians, including party and deputy group leaders, the newspaper Dnevnik reported on Saturday.
The tyranny of ‘no to everything’
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Police force gets new job classification
Ljubljana – The police has a new classification of jobs, which its leadership says adjusts the organisation of work to new security challenges, while a trade union criticises it for bringing more paperwork and introducing more managerial or well-paid jobs. It is also bothered by the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) reporting to the criminal police head.
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Man arrested in Volos over rape of mentally, physically challenged girl
The local community of the central Greek town of Volos is reeling after the alleged rape of a 15-year-old disabled girl by a 30-year-old man whom she had met on a social networking site.
Aleksic denied the accusations of rape, and he was remanded in custody
After the hearing, the prosecution proposed to the court to order his detention so that he would not exert influence on witnesses and injured parties, so that he would not repeat the crime due to public harassment.
Kilkis dog killer remanded in custody
A livestock breeder in Kilkis, northern Greece has been remanded in custody and slapped with a 30,000-euro fine after shooting and killing a fellow farmer's dog with a hunting rifle.
He was arrested after a complaint was filed by the dog's owner.
According to initial reports, he claimed that the dog was bothering his herd.
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A police officer from Congress committed suicide after the riot?
That is another blow for the police in charge of guarding the Congress, because one police officer died during the riots last Wednesday, writes the New York Post.
It is Howard Liebengood (51), who died on Saturday while he was not on duty, the police announced.
Bulgaria: Road Police Warns Drivers Be Careful, Cold Spell Coming Within Days
Due to the expected cold spell in the coming days, the Road Police warns the car drivers to be careful, BNR reported.
Interior Ministry teams will watch out for breaches and cautions drivers that traffic may be difficult on some roads.
The road policing officers explained that drivers need to be careful tonight because sharp weather change is expected.
Bulgaria: New Task Unit of Gendarmerie to Protect Civil Servants and Threatened Individuals
Some of the officers in the newly established police directorate for task operations and counterterrorism will take part in special training programs focused on shooting, checking and buildings' securing skills as well as on detaining terrorists and releasing hostages.
Europol Warns: Cases of Online Child Abuse on the Rise during Pandemic
The head of the EU's crime-fighting agency says perpetrators are spending more time online due to the various lockdowns across Europe. Catherine de Bolle called the development "an ongoing danger."
Cases of online child sex abuse are up this year owing to the coronavirus pandemic, the head of the EU's crime agency said on Monday.