A KPCC Legal Cell member filed a complaint with Cyber Crime Police in Bengaluru against an Instagram page and users for posting a defamatory video and sexually explicit comments targeting Rahul Gandhi, leading to a case registration under the IT Act and BNS.
US police departments are increasingly launching true crime podcasts to generate tips for cold cases, following successes like the capture of Peter Chadwick and the discovery of Karen Schepers' remains. Aurora PD hopes its podcast aids the Chelsea Yasser murder investigation, leveraging the genre's popularity despite resource and ethical challenges.
A Sri Lankan court sentenced former Police Chief Pujith Jayasundara and ex-Defence Ministry Secretary Hemasiri Fernando to death for criminal negligence in the 2019 Easter Sunday bombings, which killed 260. They plan to appeal the 2-1 High Court decision.
Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson defended her decision to remove Police Chief Shon Barnes, calling it the "right decision at the right time," but declined to elaborate. The change comes amidst criticism over the police department's communication regarding a fatal gang-related shootout near the Space Needle.
20-year-old Singaporean student Siti Aishah Siregar vanished after telling her family she was going to college. Her family later found her passport missing and a flight ticket to Phnom Penh, Cambodia, in her email, prompting an urgent police search.
Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson defended her decision to remove Police Chief Shon Barnes, calling it "the right decision at the right time" but declining to elaborate. The move follows criticism over communication regarding a fatal shooting at a food festival and drew backlash from community groups and council members.
A 17-year-old boy was arrested in Villawood, Western Sydney, after police observed him doing burnouts in a ute. Officers allegedly found two Glock pistols, two knives, and stolen number plates, leading to 10 charges including weapons, drug, and driving offences.
Two unnamed band members were banned from re-entering Singapore and issued stern warnings by police after displaying a foreign flag on stage during a concert, violating the city-state's strict laws.
A senior constable injured in an alleged stabbing in Adelaide's Elizabeth East has been discharged from hospital, receiving community support. The 27-year-old suspect faces attempted murder charges and is remanded until a further hearing in November.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez visited Ceuta after thousands of people irregularly entered the Spanish enclave from Morocco, leading to at least 18 deaths. Sanchez blamed human traffickers for misinterpreting a court ruling, while Italy and Finland questioned Spain's Schengen status.
The body of 38-year-old Elisabeth-Jane Ross, who had connections to Greece, was found in a suitcase in Kypseli, Athens, last month. Greek and Scottish police are investigating her death, which remains a mystery as initial examinations were inconclusive and her phone was used days after her presumed death.
France increased its border police presence fivefold, and Italy suspended its Schengen agreement with Spain for one month, following a major migrant influx into Spain's North African enclave of Ceuta, where approximately 60,000 people crossed from Morocco.
Zubair Baloch, brother of jailed gangster Uzair Baloch, was critically wounded in a drive-by shooting in Karachi's Lyari neighbourhood. Two masked assailants on a motorcycle opened fire, also injuring two bystanders. Police are investigating personal enmity and potential gang war resurgence.
The Australian Federal Police determined that comments made by One Nation leader Pauline Hanson about Muslim Australians, which drew several complaints, do not meet the threshold for breaching new hate laws. Hanson had discussed Islamic State-linked women and their children, questioning the existence of "good Muslims."
London Mayor Sadiq Khan's lawyers accuse the Metropolitan Police of unlawfully awarding a £50M AI contract to Palantir, alleging procurement rule breaches and a "Palantir strategy" to avoid competition. Palantir denies the claims, stating the decision prioritizes politics over safety. The case goes to trial in January 2027.
The UK's Cyber Choices programme, also known as Cyber Prevent, is successfully diverting young hackers like 16-year-old Lucas from cybercrime by offering positive encouragement and professional training opportunities, addressing the rising issue of teenage hacking groups.
A 'megafire' in southwest France, which consumed 42,000 hectares and forced 200,000 evacuations, is finally contained but exhausted crews battle underground 'zombie fires'. The crisis highlights resource shortages and climate change impacts, sparking debate over the fire's origins and preparedness across Europe.
Ruchika Singh, a Noida resident accused of abusing PM Modi at a Jantar Mantar protest, posted an apology video claiming she is 15 and was influenced. This contradicts police and neighbor reports. PM Modi urged restraint, while CJP criticized the criminal charges.
Muskan Balhara, wife of international kabaddi player Sheelu Balhara, allegedly died by suicide at her Rohtak residence. An investigation is underway, with family members alleging harassment and a forensic team collecting evidence. The couple married in December 2023 and have a nine-month-old son.
Arizona police released two ransom notes in the abduction of Nancy Guthrie, mother of US news presenter Savannah Guthrie, seeking public help. One note demanded millions in Bitcoin, while the other claimed Nancy died shortly after being taken six months ago, a claim police cannot verify.
A 23-year-old Aboriginal man, Kunmanara Ingkatji, died in custody in Adelaide's CBD, prompting multiple investigations and overwhelming grief among his family and community, who gathered for a private vigil.
British band Massive Attack is banned from performing in Singapore after two members displayed a Palestinian flag during a concert, violating the country's strict laws on foreign flag displays. The band members were also barred from re-entering the country.
A pedestrian died after being struck by multiple vehicles, including a police car, on the A40 in Carmarthen. The incident, described as a six-vehicle crash, occurred on Tuesday around 21:50 BST. No arrests have been made, and Dyfed-Powys Police have referred themselves to the Independent Office for Police Conduct.
Zhang Yudong denies leaking an audio where he allegedly criticized Wang Chuqin's abilities, claiming remarks were for a teammate's guidance after his win over Wang in the China Table Tennis Super League.
