Albanian police reported results from four completed police operations across Tirana, Elbasan, Lezhë and Fier, targeting offences including explosives, illegal weapons and theft. Police said they opened investigations and carried out checks across the country during the past 24 hours, including work to identify suspects and locate people wanted nationally. The operations covered a case involving explosive material, arrests of people declared wanted, and action against illegal possession of weapons and theft. Officers said five people were arrested or detained who had been wanted for different criminal offences. In drug cases, police recorded 10 incidents nationwide, with 11 suspects processed while free. Seized drugs included suspected cannabis sativa and suspected cocaine. Police also reported five cases of crimes against the person, including one suspect arrested for breaching a security measure. They said seven people were processed while free, and one person was declared wanted for threats. For crimes against property, police cited five cases, including one arrest, two suspects processed while free and one person declared wanted. They said work was ongoing to identify the author or authors in one additional case. On domestic violence, police recorded six cases, including two arrests, three suspects processed while free and one person declared wanted. They also said three requests for protection orders were filed. Police reported eight environmental crime cases, with seven suspects processed while free and one person declared wanted. In theft cases, police cited three incidents, including two arrests, one person declared wanted and one suspect processed while free. They also reported four cybercrime cases, with four suspects processed while free, and five economic and financial crime cases, with four suspects processed while free and one person declared wanted. In road and border related enforcement, police said five people were arrested and two others were processed after police found them driving under the influence of alcohol or without a valid driving licence. They also said one person was processed for violating traffic rules and one person was arrested in Tirana for driving under the effect of narcotics. Border police processed one person while free for failing to declare money at the border. The latest status is that police reported arrests and criminal proceedings across these offences, with parts of the work continuing where author identification was still under way.