At a crowded bus station in India, a woman was beaten to death. Security footage shows dozens of witnesses watched the incident without intervening. The case has sparked outrage across the country and debate about public passivity in the face of violence.
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An Egyptian court sentenced popular TV presenter Sarah Khalifa (39) and 11 others to death for drug production and trafficking as part of an organized crime group. Khalifa was known for the program "Mission Impossible" dedicated to security and crime topics. The verdict was announced by Egyptian state media.
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The murder of 13-year-old Iza Strzałkowska, which shocked Poland, has been solved through modern genetic technology and the work of genealogist Marta Sobota and prosecutor Michał Gabriel-Węglowski. Investigation details will be revealed in Rafał Zalewski's new program "At the Crime Scene" on Polsat News.
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While cleaning a garage after her great-grandfather's death in Świdnik, a 19-year-old found a hand grenade and nearly 200 rounds of ammunition from World War II. She brought the ordnance to the local police station in a damaged container. Bomb disposal experts responded at the scene, and police issued a public appeal for proper handling of such discoveries.
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In October, the trial of a former priest of the Sacred Heart of Jesus parish in Przypki (Mazovia) will begin at the Regional Court in Radom. The clergyman faces a charge of murder and could face 15 years to life in prison.
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Border Guard officers detained Gen. Piotr Pytel, former head of Military Counterintelligence Service, at Pyrzowice airport and prevented his departure for vacation. The general remains flagged in the system with a travel ban — yet the proceedings that led to the ban were formally dismissed two years ago, and Pytel now has victim status. The incident indicates a serious error in updating border system data.
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Two Times investigative journalists established where luxury cars stolen on order in Canada end up — a significant portion is smuggled to Russia. The reporters traced the trafficking route and explained why the operation thrives.
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The District Prosecutor's Office in Siedlce charged 68 people from polling-station commissions with improper vote counting and falsified protocols during the presidential election. 40 of them confessed and provided statements.
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Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte posted bail and was released after arrest. She was charged with publicly threatening to organize the murder of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and two others. An arrest warrant was issued by the court over these threats.
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A court is preparing a second request for Bogusław Bagsik to be pursued by Interpol using a red notice, according to Rzeczpospolita. The first notice was issued following a conviction in a financial pyramid scheme. A photograph of Bagsik caused problems with the second notice.
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A Tunisian court ordered the arrest of Mohamed Yousfi — a journalist and vocal critic of the president — just before a planned interview. The journalists' union described the detention as an attack on the rights of all people in the profession.
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Tunisian authorities have arrested another journalist as part of ongoing repression against critics of President Kais Saied's government. The country faces mounting international criticism for systematically prosecuting media representatives. Prosecution of journalists has become a hallmark of Saied's rule.
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A Colorado man released on $3 million bail on suspicion of murdering his wife was arrested after prosecutors charged him with fleeing a multi-vehicle collision scene in Denver. The case raises serious questions about the justification for granting him bail.
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Ukraine's National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) and Special Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office (SAPO) are conducting a special operation against an organized crime group operating inside the General Prosecutor's Office of Ukraine. According to their statement, the group was led by an official of that institution. The operation is part of broader anti-corruption efforts in Ukraine.
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Mexican authorities seized nearly 17 tons of methamphetamine from three clandestine labs in Sinaloa state. It ranks among the largest drug seizures in the country's history. The total value of the confiscated material is estimated at 347 million dollars.
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In Birr, Aargau canton, Switzerland, an unknown man sexually assaulted 17-year-old Polish girl on the street. The attacker fled when the teenager put up decisive resistance. Aargau cantonal police are investigating and appealing to witnesses to come forward.
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Staff at a hospital in Płońsk report that rising patient aggression is connected to the scandal at Southern Hospital in Warsaw. Since the start of the year, police have responded to 25 incidents at the facility. Doctors describe being insulted while treating wounds, and a complaint to police after threats of "coming with a scythe" is only the culmination of a series of incidents.
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The appellate court ruled on jurisdictional dispute and referred the case of Marian W., alias "Maniek", to the District Court in Katowice. The accused is a key figure in the Zondacrypto scandal and a suspect in the disappearance of Sylwester Suszko. The charges concern massive fuel fraud — fake invoices worth nearly 1.3 billion zloty and transfers exceeding 1.5 billion zloty.
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Romanian prosecutors charged Andrew Tate on Friday with trafficking minors, money laundering, sexual contact with a minor, and witness tampering. His brother Tristan Tate was charged as an accomplice. These are the latest serious allegations against the controversial influencer, who has been under intense scrutiny from Romanian justice authorities for some time.
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