Dubai Police

Seven Indians were killed and nine injured, including five seriously and four moderately, in a road accident in Dubai. All injured were taken to the hospital, according to Dubai Police.

A global scam crackdown led to 276 arrests and the shutdown of multiple scam centers tied to cryptocurrency fraud, with authorities working together across continents to dismantle these operations. The scams targeted Americans and drained millions of dollars from victims. The operation involved coordinated efforts by law enforcement and tech companies.

A coordinated international operation arrested 276 suspects and shut down nine scam centers used for cryptocurrency investment fraud schemes, resulting in millions of dollars in losses. The crackdown was led by the Dubai Police and involved U.S. and Chinese authorities. The operation targeted scams targeting Americans.

The FBI led a global operation resulting in 276 arrests related to cryptocurrency 'pig butchering' scams. Dubai police arrested 275 individuals, and Thai authorities apprehended one suspect.

An international law enforcement operation dismantled nine cryptocurrency scam centers and arrested 276 individuals involved in 'pig-butchering' fraud targeting Americans. The FBI, alongside Dubai, China, and Thailand police, shut down networks that stole millions through fake romantic relationships and fake investment platforms.

Police in Dubai have arrested Daniel Kinahan, an Irish crime boss, and plan to pursue his father and brother. Authorities are also seeking hundreds of millions in cartel cash linked to the case.

An airline worker was arrested after sharing photos of bomb damage in a private WhatsApp group. The incident was reported by LBC.co.uk and discussed on Hacker News with 12 points and 2 comments.

Daniel Kinahan, alleged leader of Ireland's Kinahan cartel, was arrested in Dubai after a years-long international manhunt. The arrest follows a gangland feud with the Hutch gang that caused 18 deaths since 2015, with charges related to organized crime and international drug trafficking.

Bellingcat reports that the UAE has systematically downplayed damage from Iranian drone strikes and mischaracterized interceptions while arresting citizens for sharing footage and information online. The UAE authorities have warned against publishing images and videos of strikes, arresting over 135 people for sharing content deemed misleading. Open-source evidence contradicts official UAE statements about the extent and impact of Iranian attacks on the country.