Policemen in the Pomur region were forced to subdue a person who violated public order and peace, despite their arrival. The incident occurred during a period of heightened police activity, which included handling multiple traffic accidents, criminal offenses, and disturbances across different areas of Slovenia. Over the past 24 hours, police in the Pomur region addressed three traffic accidents with property damage, three criminal acts, five violations of public order and peace, vehicle damage on a parking lot, four cases of reckless driving, and a fire in Gornji Slaveči, where bales of straw burned. Additionally, 22 unauthorized foreign nationals were recorded entering the country through the Lendava area. From the perspective of crime, police dealt with theft, misuse of cash, and causing bodily harm. Violations of public order and peace occurred twice in public spaces and three times in private areas. The individual who did not calm down upon the arrival of police was detained at the police station. Speed checks will be more frequent in the Lendava area today. In Maribor, police responded to a man who refused to comply with their instructions on a bus. According to the Maribor Police Department, they are currently investigating a break-in at a residential house in Slovenska Bistrica, where an unknown person stole various items and caused approximately €5,000 worth of damage to the owners. In addition, police were informed of a violation of public order and peace on a bus in the Maribor area. The man continued his actions even after the police arrived, leading to his detention and the issuance of a payment notice. In Koper, seven Austrian citizens were fined for urinating on a bus stop. The incident took place on Monday morning in Srgaši, near a guesthouse. A local resident called the police due to the inappropriate behavior of tourists from the neighboring country. The police stopped the bus in the Dragonja neighborhood, where they issued payment notices to the seven Austrian citizens. The fines were paid immediately on-site. The incident in Koper highlights the varied nature of police interventions across different regions. On Monday morning, a local resident reported to the police that passengers on a bus were urinating on the bus stop premises in Srgaši. The Koper Police Department confirmed that they received the report around 10 a.m. and subsequently stopped the bus in the Dragonja settlement. Seven Austrian citizens were issued payment notices following this intervention. Meanwhile, in the Maribor area, police handled nearly 100 intervention events within a single day. According to the Maribor Police Department, officers dealt with 99 intervention incidents, including 23 traffic accidents. Of these, 21 resulted in property damage, while two accidents led to three individuals sustaining physical injuries. Police also addressed 15 violations of public order and peace, with eight occurring in public spaces and seven in private areas. Among the 11 criminal acts recorded, there were three instances of domestic violence, three cases of damaging someone else's property, two burglaries, two threats to safety, and one case of document forgery. In the past 24 hours, the emergency number '113' received 226 calls for assistance. Out of the 99 intervention events, police handled 23 traffic accidents, 15 violations of public order and peace, and 11 criminal acts. Property damage occurred in 21 traffic accidents, while three individuals sustained physical injuries in two accidents. Eight interventions related to violations of public order and peace took place in public spaces, and seven occurred in private areas. Among the criminal acts, three involved domestic violence, three involved damaging someone else's property, two were burglaries, two were threats to safety, and one involved document forgery.
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