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Police Report: 121 Cases Logged in Capital Area on 5 November 2026 On 5 November 2026, the police in the capital region recorded a total of 121 incidents in their system. The figure, reported by Samúel Karl Ólason at 19:55, includes all cases logged between 5 a.m. and 5 p.m. of that day. Three of the individuals involved are currently in custody. Home burglary in the capital A burglary at a residential property was reported to the police. According to the police diary, the burglars had stolen items and attempted to break them up. They were unable to steal the money before the homeowner returned and managed to escape from the premises. Incident involving a man at a hotel Police Station 1, which covers Austurbæ, miðbæinn, Vesturbæ, and Seltjarnarnes, received a call about a man who had left a light on at a hotel. The man was described as being in a strange state and shouting at people outside the hotel. He entered a room, struck a screen and a table, and was subsequently arrested. At the police station, drugs were found in his possession. Industrial burglary and surveillance tampering Police Station 2, responsible for Hafnarfjörður, Garðabær, and Álftanes, received a report of a burglary at an industrial facility. Tools and other items were stolen, and an attempt was made to disable the facility’s surveillance cameras. The theft is currently under investigation. The police diary notes that the three suspects are now in custody, and the investigations into the burglary incidents are ongoing. Article source: Vísir | Image credit: Vísir
Police Report: 121 Cases Logged in Capital Area on 5 November 2026 On 5 November 2026, the police in the capital region recorded a total of 121 incidents in their system. The figure, reported by Samúel Karl Ólason at 19:55, includes all cases logged between 5 a.m. and 5 p.m. of that day. Three of the individuals involved are currently in custody. Home burglary in the capital A burglary at a residential property was reported to the police. According to the police diary, the burglars had stolen items and attempted to break them up. They were unable to steal the money before the homeowner returned and managed to escape from the premises. Incident involving a man at a hotel Police Station 1, which covers Austurbæ, miðbæinn, Vesturbæ, and Seltjarnarnes, received a call about a man who had left a light on at a hotel. The man was described as being in a strange state and shouting at people outside the hotel. He entered a room, struck a screen and a table, and was subsequently arrested. At the police station, drugs were found in his possession. Industrial burglary and surveillance tampering Police Station 2, responsible for Hafnarfjörður, Garðabær, and Álftanes, received a report of a burglary at an industrial facility. Tools and other items were stolen, and an attempt was made to disable the facility’s surveillance cameras. The theft is currently under investigation. The police diary notes that the three suspects are now in custody, and the investigations into the burglary incidents are ongoing.
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