The woman sentenced to revisable life imprisonment for the case of the baby found in a container in Portocristo has already been arrested. Officers located her this Wednesday afternoon in Manacor, after almost two weeks of being a missing person.

A judge has remanded a 59-year-old man in custody after he was arrested by the Civil Guard on March 18 in Maria de la Salut, accused of abusing and controlling his wife and three minor children. According to police sources on Wednesday, a social worker from the Maria de la Salut Town Hall alerted them on March 18 that a woman she was assisting was suffering serious abuse at the hands of her husband. The municipal worker explained that the abuse was not only directed at the wife, but that the three minor children were also victims. Following this report, and after taking a statement from the victim, a Civil Guard patrol, accompanied by the Local Police, went to the family home that same afternoon and arrested the 59-year-old man. The Civil Guard arrested him on charges of domestic abuse, and he was subsequently remanded in custody after appearing before a judge. Social services took charge of the mother and children, who have been transferred to a shelter.

The National Police have arrested a total of four people: three men and one woman. They allegedly extorted a couple with whom they shared an apartment in Palma, demanding more rent or forcing them to leave the property. To threaten the couple, they used a katana, a saber, and an antique pistol. The incident began last Friday when a call was received on 091 (the Spanish emergency number). A couple reported that when they went to enter their shared apartment, they noticed the locks had been changed while they were away. In a statement, the police force indicated that several patrol cars were dispatched to the location and spoke with the couple, who explained what had happened. According to their account, the previous day they had argued with two men with whom they shared the apartment, and these men threatened them, demanding they leave the room or pay more.

National Police officers have arrested a man as the suspected perpetrator of a crime against public health, after finding him in Palma with approximately 200 doses of an epilepsy medication for which he did not have a prescription. Police reported that a patrol from the Citizen Assistance Group, which was carrying out crime prevention duties in Son Gotleu on Wednesday, noticed a group of four men in an area of this neighborhood known as a drug dealing hotspot. The men attempted to leave the area. Upon observing the men's reaction, the officers got out of their vehicle, identified them, and searched them for drugs. During the identification and search of one of the men, officers found 14 blister packs, held together with a hair tie, hidden among his belongings. The packs contained approximately 200 pills of a medication. The officers questioned the man to determine the origin and intended use of the pills. However, the man offered no explanation, only stating that they were headache medication. After the National Police officers carried out the necessary checks on the seized medication, they learned that it could only be obtained with a prescription for the treatment of various illnesses, such as epilepsy, and confiscated the pills. Finally, the officers arrested the man as the suspected perpetrator of a crime against public health and took him to the police station.

Agents from the National Police's Drug and Organized Crime Unit have arrested a German citizen in Binissalem who had fled justice in his country and is accused of defrauding users on a pornographic website. The arrest, at the request of German authorities, took place this Wednesday, and he is now charged with a property crime. Apparently, according to reports... Latest News Police sources confirmed to Europa Press that the man, along with others, offered paid content in a pornographic location which, after payment was received, never materialized.

The Civil Guard has arrested a 31-year-old Swiss woman who attempted to board a plane after boarding had closed at Ibiza Airport. The woman was arrested for resisting arrest and disobeying authority after reacting in a hostile and violent manner towards Civil Guard officers, the force reported in a statement on Wednesday. The incident occurred last Sunday when the passenger pushed a ground staff member and forced her way through the boarding gate after being denied access to the aircraft. Civil Guard officers from the Fiscal and Border Detachment at Ibiza Airport went to the scene and found the passenger on the aircraft steps, attempting to board.

The National Police arrested a man in Palma on Sunday as the suspected perpetrator of a serious threat offense after he intimidated customers and employees of two bars with a large knife. According to the police, on Sunday at midday, they received a call to 091 alerting them that a man was causing problems for workers and customers at a bar in Vileta. When officers from the Citizen Assistance Group arrived, the individual had already left on an electric scooter. However, several people were able to provide a detailed description of the man, who is known in the neighborhood for his aggressive behavior. Minutes later, another alert reported that an individual was threatening customers and staff at another bar in Son Roca. The officers in Vileta located the man trying to escape and, after a chase, intercepted him. During the escape, the individual had thrown a metal object under a car, which was later confirmed to be the knife he had used to threaten people. Witnesses from the second bar corroborated that the man had threatened them with a metal knife, so he was arrested and brought before a judge for serious threats.

National Police officers have arrested a man inside a shack in the Son Banya settlement in Palma, as the suspected perpetrator of drug trafficking and violating a restraining order prohibiting him from entering the settlement. The operation took place last Saturday during a crime prevention effort carried out by patrols from the Citizen Assistance Group, who detected the recent construction of several illegal shacks in the area, according to the Balearic Islands Police Headquarters. In response, uniformed and plainclothes officers deployed a team to identify individuals who might be using these structures for drug sales. During the surveillance, the officers observed movement of people inside some of the shacks. When the officers entered the settlement, they heard someone shout "Water!" alerting them to the police presence, at which point two men and a woman fled on foot. Inside the small house they had left, the police found a man next to a plank used as a table on which were various quantities of cocaine, hashish, and marijuana, as well as medication, coins and low-value bills, a small scale, and several papers with notes. The officers seized the narcotics and the materials related to the alleged drug trafficking activity. Upon identifying the man, they discovered he had a court order prohibiting him from entering the Son Banya settlement, so he was also arrested for violating a restraining order. The detainee was placed at the disposal of the court.

The National Police have arrested a man in Palma who was trying to check into a hotel in the city center after leaving a €19,000 debt at another hotel in the same chain in Calvià, where he had stayed for a month and left without paying. The incident occurred last Wednesday when a call to 091 alerted police to a hotel in central Palma. According to the Balearic Islands Police Headquarters, the British national was attempting to check into the hotel. check-in as a guest when hotel staff detected that he was the suspected perpetrator of fraud at another establishment.

The Civil Guard has arrested two women as alleged perpetrators of drug trafficking and illegal possession of weapons, after a fire in their home in Selva, Mallorca, uncovered a marijuana plantation, other drugs, and numerous weapons. Firefighters, the Civil Guard, and the Local Police responded to a fire report at the home of the now-detained women on Monday, according to a statement from the Civil Guard. Once the fire was extinguished, officers inspected the house and found a marijuana plantation, as well as sophisticated electrical and ventilation systems designed to optimize plant growth and prevent odors. The Civil Guard also found other quantities of drugs and a large number of weapons, leading to the arrest of the two residents, a mother and her 18-year-old daughter. The agents seized 14 kilos of marijuana buds and leaves, 1.1 kilos of amphetamines, 95 grams of hashish resin, and 43 bottles of methadone, as well as 43 grow lights for marijuana cultivation. The illicit distribution of these substances was also confiscated. In addition, two rifles and a pistol, 14 air guns, a replica firearm, a starter pistol, a crossbow, two stun guns, two brass knuckles, various batons, and 850 rounds of ammunition of different calibers were seized.

The son of Inspector Faustino Nogales, who was provisionally imprisoned for his alleged involvement in a drug trafficking and money laundering organization in Mallorca, has been released on bail after being arrested last Thursday. The young man is being investigated for his possible connection to the network, according to reports. Daily of Mallorca and confirmed sources close to the case. Investigators suspect he may have alerted several members of the network about imminent police actions, a practice also attributed to his father, a former National Police inspector. Nogales is among the 76 people arrested in Operation Manso-Enroque Bal, a joint operation by the National Police and the Civil Guard that has dismantled one of the island's most significant drug trafficking networks. Among those arrested are figures such as Stefan Milojevic, leader of the United Tribuns; lawyer Gonzalo Márquez; and Vito, considered one of the main drug traffickers in Son Banya. Inspector Nogales was also arrested.

Last August, investigators carried out 13 raids in Mallorca and arrested 15 more people connected to the scheme. Among those arrested was veteran inspector Faustino Nogales, former head of the National Police's Narcotics Unit in the Balearic Islands, detained by the Internal Affairs Unit for his alleged involvement in the criminal organization.

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The National Police have arrested a man in Palma de Mallorca accused of showing up at the home of a friend of his partner last Thursday, kicking the door, and threatening him with a knife because he couldn't stand the fact that his partner, whom he controlled and defined as his "property," was associating with other people.

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National Police officers in Manacor have arrested a man of Spanish origin as the alleged perpetrator of a crime of abuse and extortion, accused of abusing his partner and locking her up for forcing her to sign over a property and a vehicle. Officers from the National Police's UFAM (United Nations Unit of the National Police) received a complaint filed in Palma in which a woman described a series of domestic abuse incidents at the hands of her ex-partner.

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The National Police have arrested a man for allegedly masturbating in front of a woman and a group of minors inside the carriage of one of the trains heading to Palma from the Part Forana.

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The National Police have arrested a man, an employee at a health center in Palma, for allegedly intimidating five female colleagues and subordinates with degrading sexual comments and repeated sexual advances.

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