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Inspectors in Draga found two levels of illegality, and another camp in Pirovac is set to be closed next week.

After a 16-day investigation, police have filed criminal charges against the father and his seriously injured 20-year-old son, and an arsenal of illegal weapons and prohibited ammunition was found in the home.

The Split-Dalmatia Police Department has completed its criminal investigation into the fire in Glavice, and the suspect has been criminally charged.

Kaštela Police Station completed its criminal investigation and confirmed that two minors, born in 2010 and 2011, caused the fire on Malačka that came dangerously close to family homes.

Police determined that the 39-year-old was riding along the roadway in the Gorica settlement in Donji Miholjac, though sources differ on the rider's age.

A new clarification from IFAB, forwarded by UEFA to national associations, stipulates that players who remain lying on the turf must spend exactly one minute off the field.

Police arrested the suspect after citizens who witnessed the crime detained him and prevented his escape until the patrol arrived.

Four suspects in 10 arson cases in the Zadar area have been remanded in custody, and Croatian officials are announcing stricter penalties, with the possibility of a terrorism charge.

Police suspect nine people of participating in a clash between feuding Roma families in front of a volunteer fire department. Three were seriously injured.

A three-year-old child in diapers was running after a cat in the parking lot. The parents have been criminally charged, and the children have been removed from the family again.

An emergency session of the Parliamentary Committee on Environmental Protection in Gospić turned into a heated political debate over responsibility for the environmental disaster, while the opposition demands an emergency session of Parliament and the dismissal of the Government.

After the verdict, he won't be released because he faces extradition to Slovenia for earlier crimes.

Particularly concerning is the fact that ten drivers parked illegally in spaces reserved for persons with disabilities, with one dangerous violation leading the way.

Zadar police have reported a 39-year-old French citizen for attempted murder, with the attack occurring on August 15 at Prince Višeslav Square in Zadar.

Prof. Darko Marčinko, Head of the Psychiatry Clinic at Zagreb University Hospital Centre, explains the key differences between the rare impulse disorder and intentional destruction, and what this means for criminal responsibility.

Police in Dubrovnik have completed an investigation against a 64-year-old woman who had been taking money intended for alms for months, with the last theft occurring on the feast day of August 15.