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A Slovenian man stole a ship's cannon from the shore in Malá Lošín, the police quickly found him
Croatia🏛️ PoliticsCenter4 hr. ago

A Slovenian man stole a ship's cannon from the shore in Malá Lošín, the police quickly found him

A 24-year-old Slovenian citizen was investigated by police for allegedly stealing a replica ship cannon from the center of Mali Lošinj on the island of Rab during the night of July 20. The stolen item belonged to a 48-year-old Croatian citizen, and the estimated material damage was around €1,500. During the investigation, the police recovered the stolen cannon replica and returned it to the owner. It was also determined that the suspect did not act alone, with another Slovenian citizen assisting him, who is now being sought. Following the completion of the criminal investigation, the accused was handed over to the prison authorities after a formal report was submitted to the relevant state prosecution.

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Novi list logoNovi listIndependentCenter4 hr. ago
A Slovenian from the shore in the center of Malá Lošinj stole a ship's cannon

In the coastal town of Mali Lošinj, police completed a criminal investigation into a 24-year-old Slovenian national suspected of theft. The suspect allegedly stole a replica ship cannon owned by a 48-year-old Croatian citizen during the night of July 20th in the center of Mali Lošinj. The material damage was estimated at around €1,500. During the investigation, police recovered the stolen replica and returned it to the owner. It was also confirmed that another Slovenian national, who is under active search, assisted the accused in the theft. The suspect has been handed over to the custodial authority.

Bias read (Center): The article reports on a theft incident involving individuals from different countries, focusing on the legal process and investigative outcomes. There is no evident ideological framing or emphasis on one side over the other. The narrative remains neutral, presenting facts related to the crime and执法

tportal logotportalIndependentCenter4 hr. ago
A Slovenian man stole a ship's cannon from the shore in Malá Lošín, the police quickly found him

A 24-year-old Slovenian citizen was investigated by police for allegedly stealing a replica ship cannon from the center of Mali Lošinj on the island of Rab during the night of July 20. The stolen item belonged to a 48-year-old Croatian citizen, and the estimated material damage was around €1,500. During the investigation, the police recovered the stolen cannon replica and returned it to the owner. It was also determined that the suspect did not act alone, with another Slovenian citizen assisting him, who is now being sought. Following the completion of the criminal investigation, the accused was handed over to the prison authorities after a formal report was submitted to the relevant state prosecution.

Bias read (Center): The article reports on a criminal incident involving theft and subsequent police action. While it involves individuals from different countries, there is no indication of political motivation, framing, or bias in the reporting. The focus is on law enforcement actions and legal procedures rather than

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