Presidential Probe Panel on the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) of the Nigerian police says it has concluded hearing on 51 complaints out of 103 complaints brought before its by Nigerians.

Three people were killed and dozens injured in an explosion at a bakery in Paris. Police suspect the explosion was caused by a gas leak.

Across France, 80,000 police officers are being mobilized for the ninth weekend of nationwide street protests. President Emmanuel Macron's plans for a three-month public debate have done little to assuage anger.

Police use teargas on some of the largest protests in Sudan in recent weeks, at which at least three people died.

Senator Dino Melaye in hospital as he refuses to leave his hospital bed, claiming to be having health challenges when the police came to take him to Lokoja in Kogi state for prosecution.

Police have raided the home of a 19-year-old man as part of the investigation into a data breach affecting German politicians. The teenager has said he had been in contact with the hacker responsible for some time.

The smiling host of "Simply Helena" takes viewers behind the scenes of her daily life as a Berlin police trainee, from weapons to work-wear. The videos have pumped up some aspiring officers, but not everyone is happy.

A special deployment of Brazil's elite National Police Force has begun patrolling Ceara state in a bid to stop a major spike in violent gang attacks. The violence is a test for newly-elected President Jair Bolsonaro.

Protestors clashed with police the day after 2 women entered the Sabarimala temple complex in Kerala, India.

Indian police used tear gas and stun grenades in clashes against Hindu worshipers in the state of Kerala. The protesters are enraged that two women of child-bearing age had entered a temple of the celibate god Ayyappa.

Senator Dino Melaye, representing Kogi West at the National Assembly, has spoken five days after the police laid siege at his Abuja residence.

Police have incinerated some 9 tonnes of drugs seized in northern Germany in the past two years. But authorities say they are finding only a tiny fraction of the drugs entering the country illegally.