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German police have carried out searches in several apartments after nine officers were suspected of taking part in extremist WhatsApp groups. The raids occurred simultaneously in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia.

Adamawa police deny invading court premises

Police confirm Nasarawa APC Chairman Shekwor died from gunshot injuries

Evans's sister testifies before Lagos Police Panel, recounts ordeal

Police say it's not clear how the shooter managed to get to Vienna's city center armed with an assault rifle, handgun, machete and fake explosive belt. They're also still looking into how the weapons reached Austria.

UK authorities have detained a suspect over a bombing that killed 21 people in Birmingham in the mid-1970s. The attack came during violent resistance to British rule in Northern Ireland.

At dawn, at the foot of the Stade de France on the outskirts of Paris, French police begin clearing a large migrant camp in Saint-Denis. Over 2,000 migrants were evacuated and put on buses to be sent to centres and gymnasiums within the Parisian region.

The Cancun police disperse with shots into the air a demonstration held in front of City Hall to protest violence against women.

Thai police on Sunday fired water cannons on pro-democracy protesters who were trying to march to the royal palace to deliver letters demanding reform to the unassailable monarchy.

Militant Islamists have decapitated more than 50 people in Cabo Delgado province in the north of Mozambique, police say. The militants have been carrying out brutal attacks in the province since 2017.

Police in the French city of Lyon say a Greek Orthodox priest has been critically injured in a shooting. The country remains on high alert after two deadly knife attacks over the past two weeks.