Threatening the child and the mother, brought in by the special unit.

A 36-year-old woman has been placed under investigation after allegedly stabbing her 71-year-old partner with a knife during a dispute, resulting in his death. The incident occurred in Croatia, where police confirmed she had a blood alcohol level of 2.03 per mille at the time of the attack. Following an interrogation at the County Court in Slavonski Brod, the woman was ordered into a one-month pre-trial detention by Judge Mile Soldo. She was immediately transferred to a prison in Požega, where she will remain until the investigation concludes. If found guilty, she could face a prison term ranging from 10 to 40 years. The criminal investigation revealed that the woman attacked her partner following a verbal argument, inflicting a stab wound that proved fatal. Police used an alcohol test to determine her intoxication level, which was significantly above the legal limit. According to the county prosecutor's office, the pre-trial detention was imposed to prevent interference with witnesses and to ensure the smooth progression of the investigation. Authorities continue to gather evidence regarding the circumstances surrounding the murder. In another case, a 42-year-old man was placed under judicial custody after being found holding a child hostage in Kamnik, Slovenia. The man threatened the child’s safety with a sharp object and held him captive. The child was unharmed, while the man sustained serious injuries, reportedly self-inflicted. After a multi-hour operation involving police units, negotiators, and a special unit, the man was apprehended on the rooftop of a house in Godič. He initially demanded that the police retreat or he would kill the child. Police used an electric stun device to subdue him, allowing them to safely remove the child. The man later inflicted wounds upon himself with a knife before receiving medical attention. The incident began when the man failed to return his seven-year-old son to his former partner as agreed. The mother contacted the police and the court due to concerns over the man’s history of domestic violence and a valid restraining order against him. The police conducted an extensive search using drones and mobile phone tracking to locate the man and the child. The operation concluded early Friday morning when the man was located on the rooftop of a house. His actions prompted fears for both the child’s and his own life, leading to the deployment of specialized forces. Authorities have emphasized the complexity of the situation, noting that the man had a history of violent behavior within the family. Despite initial detention, the man’s custody was lifted due to his health condition, requiring hospital treatment. However, he was subsequently brought before a judge who ordered judicial custody. The ongoing investigation aims to uncover all relevant details surrounding the incident. In yet another incident, a 25-year-old man was suspected of attempting to murder a 62-year-old man in Osijek, Croatia. The suspect allegedly approached the victim in a park around 2:20 PM on August 7th and stabbed him multiple times with a sharp object, causing severe injuries. The victim was rushed to the Osijek Clinical Hospital for treatment. Police executed a house search based on a court order, seizing items believed to be connected to the crime. The suspect was handed over to the appropriate authorities for further investigation. These cases highlight the varied nature of criminal incidents involving violence and threats, each requiring different responses from law enforcement. Investigations are ongoing, with authorities working to establish the full context of these tragic events. Each case underscores the importance of thorough investigations and the need for effective measures to protect individuals from potential harm.