Safety

Attica officers' union says shortcomings let DIAS unit down in armed robber chase

The union representing Attica's police officers on Thursday condemned what it said was an antiquated and essentially useless wireless communications system that left members of the Greek Police's (ELAS) DIAS motorcycle unit without support during an armed robbery and chase in a northern suburb of Athens on Wednesday.

Berlin Metro Attack Suspects Not in Bulgaria, Police Say

There is no information that any of the four suspects in the attack on a woman in the Berlin metro has returned to Bulgaria, the head of the country's police has announced.

Earlier this week, German authorities argued that both the attacker and the other three people seen on CCTV footage as a woman is kicked in the back were Bulgarian nationals.

Turkey's Police Identifies Two Attackers Responsible for Istanbul Twin Bombing

Anti-terrorist police in Istanbul has identified two of the terrorists responsible for the twin bomb attack in the Turkish capital on December 10 which killed 44 people and wounded hundreds of others, reported Hurriyet newspaper, cited by Focus Agency.

Bulgaria's DefMin 'Was Subject to Wiretapping'

Outgoing Defense Minister Nikolay Nenchev has expressed concern at "secret information" that Bulgaria services may have obtained by wiretapping his convesations.

He has accused the authorities responsible for "unfounded wiretapping of high-profile statesmen" of having adopted a "practice of a totalitarian past that has been denied by the Bulgarian society."

Police Detain 24 Migrants Near Bulgaria's Karnobat

Twenty-four irregular migrants were detained near the Village of Draganovtsi, in the area of Karnobat, Eastern Bulgaria, police say.

Three vehicles were shown the stop baton for police checks in the small hours of Thursday.

Law enforcement officers then spotted the migrants packed inside each of the vehicles.

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