China Reports 16.1% Drop in Criminal Cases in Early 2026
China's criminal cases fell 16.1% and public security cases dropped 10.6% in Jan-May 2026, driven by tech policing and telecom fraud crackdowns.
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China's criminal cases fell 16.1% and public security cases dropped 10.6% in Jan-May 2026, driven by tech policing and telecom fraud crackdowns.
Chinese police issue summer telecom fraud warning targeting students, covering fake gaming transactions, click-farming scams, and impersonation fraud.
As the U.S. celebrates its 250th birthday, police nationwide deploy drones and preemptive arrests to prevent violent teen takeovers during July 4 events.
NYPD investigates whether daredevil couple who scaled Empire State Building had inside help. Security experts say prior scouting likely occurred.
A New York Times investigation reveals larger trucks and SUVs are driving a surge in pedestrian deaths, with hood height and blind zones as key factors.
A massive cold-storage warehouse fire in Boyle Heights continues burning, prompting emergency declarations, air quality warnings, and a biohazard threat.
An 18-year-old tourist from India was killed in a Central Park horse-drawn carriage crash, prompting NYC officials to rename and fast-track a ban bill.
Paul Kueker, 51, fell 150 feet from the Chase Bridge at Madison Square Garden during a Goose concert. The band dedicated proceeds to fan support.
Belgium's BE-Alert emergency emails were delayed for hours and blocked by providers during severe weather, raising reliability concerns.
Leuven police tested 1,126 drivers at checkpoints on three major roads, resulting in six immediate license suspensions and other violations.
China's Ministry of Public Security warns seniors about pension scams, health fraud, and impersonation schemes, urging families to protect the elderly.
Investigation report on Henan foot massage parlor fire reveals prayer altar candle caused blaze that killed 6; 19 held accountable.
China warns citizens about fake police apps with Trojan malware that steal payment data and enable remote device control by attackers.
China reports a 17.8% drop in fires and 14.8% fewer deaths this year, with no major accidents, according to the National Fire and Rescue Administration.
Two staff members suffered smoke inhalation after a day of escalating unrest and arson at Belgium's Merksplas Immigration Center.
Belgian special police units arrested a 23-year-old man who barricaded himself with a knife in Bornem. The standoff ended peacefully without injuries.
A suspicious backpack at Antwerp Central Station triggered a three-hour alert before DOVO experts found it contained only empty laughing gas canisters.
Several secondary schools in Namur, Belgium closed after receiving serious threats linked to French-speaking education protests against €300M budget cuts.
An 18-year-old was killed at a Fairfield high school graduation and a Bakersfield hostage-taker was shot by FBI in two separate California incidents.
A man brandishing an axe in Antwerp's Abdijstraat shopping street was overpowered by bystanders before police arrived. No injuries were reported.
U.S. murder and crime rates have fallen dramatically, with homicides dropping 21% in 2025 alone, the largest single-year decline on record.
Two chemical crises in Washington and California expose safety gaps as Trump EPA moves to roll back federal chemical accident prevention rules.
Xinhua investigation reveals critical gaps in China's AED network: devices inaccessible, poorly maintained, and public hesitant to use them.
NYT investigation reveals Texas school police pepper-sprayed, tackled and tasered students over 2,600 times, with minimal oversight and accountability.
Officials lift evacuation orders for 34,000 near a damaged California chemical tank as explosion threat subsides, but risks remain.
A man is in critical condition after a shooting in Diksmuide's station area. Police arrested six suspects and are investigating a drug milieu link.
A man in his 30s remains in critical condition after being pulled unconscious from the swimming pond at De Nekker recreation area in Mechelen, Belgium.
A stampede at the Black Pearl Cultural Heritage and Bike Festival in Atlantic Beach, South Carolina, left 19 people injured early Sunday.
Social media-coordinated teen takeovers spread chaos at malls, beaches, and restaurants nationwide as authorities struggle to respond.
A school bus with life-threatening brake defects reignites debate as Belgium's GOCA urges the minister to reconsider inspection reforms.
Around 30 passengers were evacuated from Brussels' Simonis metro station after feeling unwell. Pepper spray is suspected; 2 were hospitalized.
Belgian police search for 61-year-old Luc Vandezande, missing since Friday after leaving his home in Wilsele-Putkapel, Leuven. Public asked for help.
Four police officers injured and six arrested after Standard Liège and Charleroi hooligans clashed with players and each other in Liège.
Three people died and 18 first responders were decontaminated after exposure to an unidentified substance at a home in Mountainair, New Mexico.