Police

People who denounce the perpetrators of acts of terrorism could be awarded up to 4 million Turkish Liras, according to a new regulation that was published in the Official Gazette.

Hungarian police have arrested the driver of a truck found on an Austrian motorway packed with the decomposing bodies of 71 people, including at least four children.
The man was identified as a Romanian national.

Police in Bulgaria's Plovdiv have uncovered a printing facility for fake documents, including ID cards, diplomas and drivers' licenses and control cards.

The printing facility was located in Rozova Dolina Street, according to the Bulgarian National Radio.

Police are to announce details about the operation at a press conference later on Friday.

Bulgaria will deploy on Friday units of the gendarmerie directorate to assist the border police in guarding the country's frontier with Turkey.

The order was issued by Bulgarian Interior Minister Rumyana Bachvarova, the ministry's press service informs.

Istanbul police have begun stopping and inspecting a specific type of vehicle on an Istanbul highway after receiving a bomb notice.

Cube trucks of a specific make and model have been inspected at the Çaml?ca toll booths, with special operations police officers taking part in the controlled operation, Cihan News Agency reported Aug. 7.

The Macedonian police said they have launched a large-scale operation in several towns including the capital aimed at detaining suspected Islamist radicals.

Inspectors of the Central Bank of Kosovo, accompanied by the police, took away part of the documentation and equipment from the Jugobanka branch in Gracanica.

One of the bank’s clerks was taken to the police station for questioning, Tanjug quoted RTK.

1,000 plainclothes and uniformed police will be tasked with providing security for the members of Bosnia's Presidency when they arrive here on Wednesday.

This is according to a report in the Belgrade-based daily Blic.

The Serbian parliament adopted on Thursday the amendments to the Law on Police which envisage that the search for missing persons is to begin immediately.

Previously, the police acted 48-hours after receiving a report on that a person had gone missing.

A university student who was repeatedly assaulted by police during the 2013 Gezi protests in Eski?ehir was beaten by officers after they determined his location by tapping his phone, a police report has revealed.