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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 have filed a criminal complaint against the cattle owner after his livestock destroyed vegetables, fruit, fencing, and PVC sheeting on a 62-year-old's plot in Gradina between June 27 and July 22.

Police in Duga Resa complete investigation: attacker under influence of drugs forcibly entered elderly woman's home, who sustained minor injuries.

In a traffic accident in Karlovac, a 64-year-old man driving a car struck a 28-year-old motorcyclist who was traveling in the same direction in the left lane. The motorcyclist ended up in a ditch, and the driver faces criminal charges.

Police arrested an 18-year-old suspected of breaking into a family home on Josip Slavenski Street overnight Friday to Saturday and setting fires in several places. No injuries were reported.

At the inaugural gathering of the Hajduk Business Network, the project's goals and its leader, Vanja Lopušinsky, were presented, with the club inviting all interested parties to join.

Zagreb police determined that a 60-year-old from Peščenica staged the discovery of explosives he had discarded himself before calling 192. A criminal report has been filed against him.

A multi-week criminal investigation resulted in criminal charges against two Croatian nationals, one of whom was remanded in custody.

Police determined that the 60-year-old who called 192 to report finding dangerous items in Peščenica had actually placed a TNT bullet, anti-personnel mines, detonators, and 68 rounds of ammunition there himself.

Croatian public figure Ava Karabatić reported her partner for abuse in Belgrade, but police found she violated Serbia's foreign residence rules and filed a misdemeanor charge against her.

Police have filed criminal charges against a 45-year-old Croatian citizen suspected of endangering a 52-year-old German national with his car in Sukošan.

ZUABA of Šibenik-Knin County Accuses Infinite Show Company and Unknown Contractors of Damaging Protected Cultural Heritage at Šubićevac.

Police stopped the 23-year-old on Matije Gupca Street, and after a test showed the presence of amphetamines and he voluntarily handed over 0.2 grams of marijuana, a search of his home also uncovered rifle ammunition.

The Association of Anti-Fascist Fighter and Anti-Fascist Organizations (ZUABA) of Šibenik-Knin County has filed a criminal complaint against the company Infinite Show over suspected damage to the Šubićevac Memorial Park during preparations for a concert by Marko Perković Thompson.