Posted on 07 March 2010. Tags: Finland, neo nazi, police, right wing, website
An online hate website calling for the murder of immigrants and leading national politicians is under scrutiny from the Finnish National Bureau of Investigation, with early intelligence revealing that the Finnish-language site is administered by a notorious American neo-Nazi. Read the full story
Posted in Culture, Finland, General, Lifestyle, MBL, Society, Technology, United States
Posted on 02 March 2010. Tags: canabis, drugs, police, Sweden
Police in southern Sweden received a visit from an unhappy member of the public who asked authorities to test the hashish be had purchased for traces of LSD, complaining that the smoke had been way too strong. Read the full story
Posted in General, Lifestyle, MBL, Society, Sweden
Posted on 27 February 2010. Tags: bicycles, crime, Denmark, police, theft
Danish bicycle owners are facing widespread thievery; particularly in the capital, Copenhagen. In the past year there have been an astonishing 80,000 reports of taken two-wheelers, with just one out of every three hundred recovered by authorities. Read the full story
Posted in Denmark, General, Lifestyle, MBL, Society
Posted on 18 February 2010. Tags: Afghanistan, co-operation, crime, Finland, police, training
A recent meeting at the Crisis Management Centre in Kuopio saw Northern Savo police representatives educate a group of Afghani prosecution officials and police officers into the machinations of both sides of theft cases. Read the full story
Posted in Finland, General, International, MBL, Travel
Posted on 10 February 2010. Tags: drugs, Finland, illegal, police
Police officers in the Finnish city of Vantaa, in the heart of the country’s metropolitan area, have uncovered one of the nation’s largest organised cocaine distribution rings. Read the full story
Posted in Finland, General, International, MBL, Society
Posted on 04 February 2010. Tags: currency, fme, Iceland, Icelandic krona, police
Eleven cases are expected to be sent from the Central Bank of Iceland to the FME national financial regulator under suspicion of breaking Iceland’s currency exchange rules. The Central Bank is currently looking into around 400 cases. Read the full story
Posted in Business, Iceland, International, MBL
Posted on 22 January 2010. Tags: cannabis, Finland, hydroponics, law, police, retail
A Finnish business that specialises in the sale of gardening equipment has been raided by local police under suspicions that the operation is deliberately promoting the purchase and use of home cultivation equipment for growing cannabis. Read the full story
Posted in Business, Finland, MBL, Society
Posted on 15 January 2010. Tags: doctor, fake, Finland, medical, police
A 23-year-old Finnish man has been arrested under suspicion of posing as a doctor in a medical facility, with the deception continuing over almost a year. Read the full story
Posted in Finland, General, MBL
Posted on 25 November 2009. Tags: Iceland, police, refugees, YouTube
A refugee from Sierra Leone who went into hiding when authorities decided to deport him from Iceland has sent a video plea to the Icelandic nation on YouTube. A friend of the man says that he does not intend to come out of hiding before his case is reopened. Police have been looking for the man. Read the full story
Posted in Iceland, International, MBL, Politics, Society
Posted on 24 November 2009. Tags: death, Iceland, Norway, police
Norwegian police have confirmed they have found the body of a missing Icelandic citizen. Read the full story
Posted in General, Iceland, MBL, Norway