Albanian police reported results from six operations carried out in the past 24 hours, targeting illegal weapons, drugs, economic and cyber crimes, prostitution, and suspects wanted by investigators. In the same period, police arrested three people and processed four others, including drivers stopped while allegedly intoxicated and or without a valid licence. Officers also carried out checks leading to five criminal cases over road traffic offences. In drug-related activity, police said they recorded seven cases, with seven people processed while at liberty. For crimes against people, police reported four cases, involving six people processed while at liberty and one person placed on the wanted list. Police recorded 10 domestic-violence cases, with one person arrested, seven processed while at liberty and two on the wanted list. They also said seven applications were completed for protection orders. In property crime investigations, police said they recorded six cases, including one arrest, two people processed while at liberty, and two people wanted. For one case, police said work continued to identify and arrest the offenders. Police also reported two cases of environmental crime, with two people processed while at liberty. In economic crime, seven cases were logged, involving eight people processed while at liberty. A cybercrime case was also recorded, with one person processed while at liberty. In road policing, police arrested a 30-year-old man from Gorre, Kurbin, in connection with an alleged crash on the secondary road “Shënkoll-Tale”. Police said the incident killed a 78-year-old woman, who was hit while walking. Materials were sent to prosecutors for assessment. Separately, police said border services processed six people for alleged illegal border crossing, smuggling of goods, and falsification of documents. Police also said prosecutors were informed after a man was found dead at a residence in Kashar, with suicide suspected. Police said they referred materials to prosecutors for legal assessment and continued investigations across multiple directions.