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Milania Giudice had police scrambling to locate her at a Florida airport this week after she separated from her family and a counselor during a tense incident. According to newly released 911 dispatch audio, Tampa International Airport police were…

 The Wixom Police Department is asking for the public's help in finding a suspect in a strong-arm gas station robbery. The robbery occurred around 12:22 a.m. Saturday at 49435 Grand River Avenue in Wixom, according to a release from the Wixom Police…

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Police and Norwegian rescue dogs are continuing to search for a missing 61-year-old near Tiller in Trondheim, NRK reports. Adresseavisen reported that police are now searching for a person believed to have died. “We have done a great deal of work and received many tips, certainly more than 20 yes…

Halifax Regional Police have launched an urgent search for a missing newborn baby after a woman was discovered in hospital in life-threatening condition, appearing to have recently given birth. According to police, the infant has not yet been located, prompting a coordinated search effort in a Halifax neighbourhood. The investigation began after authorities were notified on Friday evening about the woman’s condition and the circumstances suggesting a recent childbirth. Police have confirmed that four individuals are currently in custody and are being questioned in connection with the case, although no charges have been laid at this stage. Search teams, including Halifax Regional Police and Nova Scotia Ground Search and Rescue, are actively combing an area near 214 Willett Street. Authorities have asked members of the public to avoid the vicinity to allow investigators to conduct a thorough and undisturbed search. Police have also urged residents in the surrounding area to check their properties carefully and report any suspicious findings immediately. The circumstances remain under active investigation, and officials have not released further details about the identity of those involved or the condition of the woman. The priority for investigators is to locate the missing newborn safely while continuing to gather evidence and interview those in custody. The situation has prompted heightened concern in the local community as search efforts continue.

Trakai district police are searching for Renaldas Bagdzevičius, a minor who left home on September 9 and has not returned, LRT reports. Bagdzevičius, who was born in 2010, left his home in the Lentvaris eldership of Trakai district at about 6:30 p.m. on September 9. He is about 180 centimetres ta…

Police are searching for a four-year-old girl and a five-year-old boy in Tidaholm, SVT reported. The children were last seen playing in an inner courtyard at around 5.15pm on Tuesday, according to police. “It is a fairly large operation,” police press spokesperson Adam Samara said. Police said of…

Police are searching for two minors who left a Children’s Socialisation Centre in Šiauliai district on Tuesday and did not return, LRT reported, citing Šiauliai County Police. The two young people, born in 2009 and 2010, left the centre in the town of Gruzdžiai on the same day. The minor born in …

Police are searching for two inmates who escaped from the Laufen-Lebenau youth prison in Berchtesgadener Land, BR reported. A large operation is under way, including a helicopter, according to a police spokesperson. Police have not released descriptions of the two men. The spokesperson said they …

Police are searching for 86-year-old Simas Bakanauskas, who went missing in Varėna district, LRT reported. Bakanauskas left home in a black Honda CR-V on August 19 and has not returned. Police believe he may have become lost in forests near the villages of Glūkas, Smalninkai and Giraitė, as well …

A 56-year-old man remains missing after an alleged shooting incident at a semi-rural property in Wildwood, northwest of Melbourne. Victoria Police confirmed the shooting occurred around 7:20pm on Wednesday night involving the victim and two other men. An argument broke out between the victim and a local resident, who is accused of shooting him before placing him in his ute (a black Mitsubishi Triton) and driving off. CCTV footage captured the vehicle at a BP service station near Greenvale shortly before 1am, with the suspect later seen refueling at a Liberty station. The victim's whereabouts and condition remain unknown, prompting an urgent police search involving air units, dogs, and specialist teams focused on the Sunbury area. Burnt clothes linked to the suspect were found at a suspicious fire site. Authorities have appealed for witnesses in the Greenville, Sunbury, Bulla, Oaklands Junction, or Wildwood areas since 8pm Wednesday, urging anyone with CCTV or dash cam footage to contact police.

Police are seeking witnesses to a serious e-bike crash in Salzburg last Saturday after a pedestrian allegedly caused the accident and fled, ORF reported. The 82-year-old Salzburg resident was riding along Fürbergstraße in the Parsch district. Outside house number 18, an unidentified man crossed a…

A woman who found a hidden kayak helped police locate and arrest a suspected murderer in the Stockholm archipelago, SVT reported. Rebecka discovered the kayak in a forest while police were searching for a man suspected of killing a woman in her 50s. She said the discovery gave her “cold shivers”.…

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A 11-year-old boy from Calgary is reported missing, prompting police to launch a search in Nose Hill Park. The incident occurred on July 25, 2026, and authorities are urging the public to provide any information that could aid in locating the child. The search involves both ground teams and aerial support as officials work to ensure the boy's safety. Witnesses and residents of the area are being asked to report any sightings or clues related to the missing person. The police department has emphasized the importance of community cooperation in such cases, noting that every detail could be critical. While no immediate threats have been reported, the case highlights the challenges faced by authorities in urban search operations. The boy's family has expressed their gratitude for the public's support and is cooperating fully with investigators. This incident underscores the need for heightened awareness and rapid response mechanisms in missing persons cases, particularly in populated areas like Calgary. Authorities are also reminding residents to stay vigilant and report any suspicious activity that could be linked to the search efforts.

Calgary police are using Disney music played from patrol vehicles to locate an 11-year-old boy who is non-verbal, autistic, and has a history of being frightened by strangers. The boy, Parker, was last seen in Calgary’s north end on Thursday afternoon. His family emphasized that anyone who spots him should not approach him but instead call police immediately, as Parker may not respond to his name and could become frightened by unfamiliar people. The Alberta Emergency Alert system was activated to spread awareness, with police stating that the search remains their highest priority. Investigators confirmed that foul play is not suspected and are relying on public assistance to find Parker. A video shared by police shows a patrol vehicle playing Disney tunes as it searches residential areas, aiming to draw Parker’s attention. The case does not meet the criteria for an Amber Alert, but the provincial government allowed the emergency alert to be issued. Over 120 volunteers and 30 tips have been received so far, with authorities urging the public to help locate the boy, who is described as shirtless, wearing grey shorts, and black noise-cancelling headphones. The police and Parker’s family are deeply concerned for his safety and well-being, highlighting the need for patience and caution in the search efforts.