Police Inca
Inca, on Mallorca, has local debates about police presence and public safety. Municipal politics is part of that conversation, particularly when questions arise about the number of officers available to the town. Across the island and the Balearics, police staffing and training are recurring concerns, as are the ways officers serve different communities. Together, these issues connect everyday expectations of policing in Inca with wider decisions about resources.
21 reports on Police Inca, latest from 11 November 2026
- Mallorca cannabis raid: 727 plants seized in Muro
- Mallorca meter door thefts: 157 kilos recovered
- Mallorca rally crash kills driver as police suspect speed
- Mallorca drunk driver hits car carrying two children
- Mallorca rally driver, 63, dies in ravine crash
- Mallorca kidnapping: three 18-year-olds beaten in Inca
- Mallorca kidnapping: three found barefoot on motorway
- Mallorca phone theft suspect cuts Marratxí guard’s lip
- Mallorca dog found in bin with broken, bleeding legs
- Mallorca car theft: two arrests in Pont d’Inca
- Mallorca phone theft: Inca suspect caught by selfie
- Mallorca: 27-year-old investigated for tailing women by car
- Mallorca crime rises 10.4% as sexual offences climb
- Palma road closures: motorbike ride diverts buses
- Mallorca €600 perfume theft: driver drags shop worker
- 1,440 places: Balearic police training grows
- Palma protest: up to 19,000 demand Sánchez quit
- Mallorca: 40-year-old held over axe and knife threat
- Mallorca beach theft: workers catch 18-year-old
- Felanitx: 55-plus officers and private security
- Stolen motorcycles: two minors investigated in Palma