Guardian Angels watch over Barcelona
Non-profit organization patrols streets and metro in Barcelona
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Barcelona's alleged security crisis exaggerated by media ‘echo chamber’, says expert
“These are not new problems, they have been around for a longer period of time”, says criminology lecturer Steven Kemp
‘No security crisis’ - The facts behind the Barcelona ‘crime wave’
Police say long-term data “not alarming or exceptional” despite recent uptick in robberies
Spain paid informants in Catalan police to fight independence, say reports
‘El Mundo’ says the expenses from a reserve fund led to identification of officials to be sacked after referendum
A hundred pickpockets operate every day on Barcelona's metro
Theft on the public underground network accounts for a third of such crimes in the Catalan capital
Two arrested as €237,000 worth of items robbed at Barcelona airport
The thieves distracted the victim at their car and stole a bag from the front of the vehicle
Major police operation against drug trafficking network in central Barcelona
More than 500 police officers take part in raids in Raval neighborhood against organization distributing illegal drugs and arrest 54
Catalan trial week 13: Public servants and dozens of voters to give testimony
Ex-Barcelona mayor, Catalan police and trade union boss among 50-plus witnesses expected to appear this week
Police officers take the stand in independence trial
Follow live the testimonies of law enforcement officers who took part in the operation to stop the referendum
Spanish police testify of 'voter violence'
One Spanish officer claims the Catalan police used a government car in operations on the day of the vote
Referendum voters ‘had a violent attitude,’ tesity Spanish police officers
Day 27 of the Catalan trial sees more Spanish Guardia Civil officers giving their accounts of the day of the vote
Catalan ex-deputy police chief dismisses follow-up of Spanish officers as ‘totally false’
Juan Carlos Molinero tells Supreme Court that Spanish police head "never objected" to Mossos d'Esquadra plans for October 1 referendum
Catalan ex-deputy police chief testifies in independence trial
Follow live the testimony of Juan Carlos Molinero in Spain’s Supreme Court
‘What hurt the most are the lies’: Catalan mayors talk about referendum in Madrid act
Some of the 19 municipalities involved consider filing suits for perjury in response to “made up” testimonies
Puigdemont pledged to declare independence if referendum led to 'incidents', says ex-police chief
Ferran López, the Catalan police second-in-command during the 2017 vote, speaks as a witness in the independence trial