Unionist parties criticize police incorporation into Spain intelligence body
As Spainish government to deploy 600 officers in Catalonia in run up to National Day protests, law enforcement hot topic of debate again
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Spain to deploy 600 police officers in Catalonia in run up to pro-independence demonstrations
Socialist government to send officers before Catalan National Day and first anniversary of independence referendum
Investigation into 'disproportionate' actions of Spanish police during referendum
Barcelona court to look into alleged incidents of aggression against voters by three officers on October 1
Investigation into Catalan police identifying people removing yellow ribbons
Individuals including Spain's Guardia Civil officer were carrying hooks and box cutters to strip off signs in favor of jailed political leaders
Madrid aims to tackle yellow bow controversy with Catalan executive at next security summit
Spanish official for security calls for "common sense" in dealing with the "sensitive" issue of political symbols in public spaces
‘He was about to kill me,’ officer who shot dead knife attacker tells court
While police treat the incident as a terrorist attack, suspect’s family says he was no extremist and threatens legal action
Catalan president urges Spain to take action against “increasing violence”
Quim Torra warns of "violent groups" in operation, in reference to recent incidents involving Spanish police officers
Catalan police defy criticism to back officer who shot knife attacker
Official says "extreme seriousness" of the assault justified shooting man dead, but far-left party and relatives of aggressor show skepticism
Attempted knife attack treated as “terrorist” act, say Catalan police
Assailant was shot down in police station after showing "clear intention" to kill officers
Political row after Spanish police officer caught removing yellow ribbons
Unionist campaign launched to take away signs in solidarity with the political leaders in jails around Catalonia
Attempted knife attack treated as “terrorist,” say Catalan police
Assailant was shot down in police station after showing "clear intention" to kill officers
Man shot down after trying to attack police station with knife
Events happened on Monday just before 6am in Cornellà de Llobregat
A firefighter on the terror attack: “La Rambla empty of people is an image I'll never forget”
Memories of that day in Barcelona a year ago remain with members of the emergency services who attended the victims
Judge dismisses 43 allegations of injuries by police on October 1
In most cases actions of officers were considered proportionate or visual evidence was lacking
Catalan police heads to face trial for sedition
Former Mossos chief, Josep Lluís Trapero, and three other high-ranking officials see appeals rejected by Spain’s National Court