Torre Alquime, Cádiz, Spain – Rescue teams faced extreme conditions as two people were trapped in an abandoned house during heavy storms. The GEAS and GREIM units reached them on foot after hours of effort, as the bad weather prevented helicopter access.

Meanwhile, in Sayalonga, Málaga, a woman who fell into the Turvilla River yesterday remains missing. Strong currents and high water levels are making search operations difficult. More than 30 personnel are involved, including helicopters, GEAS and GREIM teams, citizen security units, and drones.

Authorities continue working around the clock to ensure the safety of residents and locate the missing woman, highlighting the severe impact of persistent flooding in southern Spain.

Grazalema, Spain – The ongoing Storm Leonardo has prompted urgent evacuations and rescue efforts across southern Spain.

Authorities are evacuating residents in Grazalema, Cádiz, due to severe flooding in the area caused by overflowing rivers.

At the confluence of the Aguas Blancas and Genil rivers, the situation remains critical, with water levels continuing to rise.

Meanwhile, aerial support teams are assisting in the search for a woman who fell into the Truvilla River yesterday.

The Guardia Civil continues to coordinate emergency operations to protect both residents and the environment as the storm persists.

Algeciras, Spain – The Guardia Civil is conducting rescue operations to save animals trapped on farms affected by heavy rains near Algeciras.

Teams are working under difficult conditions to secure the safety of livestock and other animals endangered by the ongoing Storm Leonardo.

Authorities continue to respond to the impacts of the severe weather, prioritizing both human and animal safety in the flooded areas.

San Enrique de Guadiaro, Spain – The Guardia Civil rescued six people, including a child, along with a dog, who had become isolated due to heavy rains in San Enrique de Guadiaro, Algeciras.

The rescue operation was carried out amid the ongoing impacts of Storm Leonardo, which has caused widespread flooding and disrupted access in the region.

Authorities worked to safely evacuate the group from the affected area, ensuring no injuries were reported.

The incident underscores the continued risks posed by the severe weather system in southern Spain.

Sayalonga, Spain – The Guardia Civil is continuing the search for a woman who went missing yesterday in the Turvilla River, located within the municipality of Sayalonga, Málaga.

Emergency teams are actively coordinating efforts to locate the missing individual amid challenging conditions caused by Storm Leonardo.

Authorities have not reported any additional information regarding the woman’s condition or the circumstances of her disappearance.

The ongoing operation highlights the continued risks posed by severe weather and swollen waterways in the region.

Grazalema, Spain – Storm Leonardo continues to batter Andalucía, prompting widespread emergency responses from the Guardia Civil.

A drone captured aerial footage of La Olla sinkhole in the Grazalema mountains near the A-374 road, highlighting the impact of persistent rainfall.

Authorities have closed the GR 3201 road at the only access point to the Aguas Blancas residential area in Dúdar, Granada. A sinkhole in the roadway and the risk of bridge collapse have left around 120 people isolated.

In Cádiz, over 200 residents from a neighborhood in Arcos de la Frontera have been evacuated due to flooding risks. Guardia Civil specialists from GEAS have also rescued several dogs and a resident in Jerez affected by the rising Guadalete River, and assisted elderly people in Ubrique.

Aerial views show Grazalema severely affected by the heavy rains, emphasizing the dangerous conditions created by the ongoing storm.

Grazalema, Spain – The Guardia Civil and other emergency services are carrying out a large-scale evacuation in Grazalema, Cádiz, as Storm Leonardo brings heavy rains and creates an imminent risk of flooding and landslides.

Around 1,600 residents are being moved from their homes to safe locations. The operation is designed to ensure an orderly evacuation amid saturated terrain caused by persistent rainfall.

Members of the Guardia Civil’s GRS (Reserve and Security Groups) are actively participating in the evacuation, helping residents leave the area safely and preventing potential disaster.

Mogón, Spain – In Andalucía, the Spanish Ministry of Defense reports that UME (Unidad Militar de Emergencias) teams continue their operations across the region.

Their work includes engineering tasks, clearing debris, cleaning roads, and conducting rescue operations. Recently, UME personnel evacuated a person with reduced mobility from a street in Mogón, Jaén.

The Ministry of Defense expressed gratitude for the ongoing dedication of these emergency teams, stating, “Thanks for being there, always.”

Denver, Colorado – Early yesterday morning, Denver police officers located a stolen vehicle after receiving a Flock alert in District 2. Officers briefly followed the car in an unmarked vehicle to deploy StarChase equipment, which shoots a sticky GPS dart onto the target vehicle.

The dart missed, prompting officers to activate their lights and sirens. A masked passenger leaned out of the car and pointed a gun at officers. No shots were fired, but it became clear the suspects needed to be stopped immediately.

A high-speed pursuit ensued. The stolen vehicle hit a median, became airborne, and ultimately crashed at Boiling Drive and North Hannibal Street. Despite the crash, the suspects attempted to flee on foot.

Through coordinated efforts with the Denver Police Department, all three suspects were found hiding in backyards. They were identified as 18-year-old Angelo Munguia, 18-year-old Watti Heng, and a 17-year-old juvenile.

Police confirmed the vehicle had been reported stolen from a neighboring city. The incident highlighted both the dangerous actions of the suspects and the effectiveness of officer teamwork in keeping the community safe.

Anne Arundel County, Maryland – Body camera footage captures the alarming moment a drunk driver crashed into a residential home in Glen Burnie on January 20.

Around 2:20 a.m., officers spotted a vehicle stopped at the intersection of Starwood Drive and Elvaton Drive with its headlights off. When they approached to investigate, the driver suddenly sped off.

The vehicle hit a curb and slammed into a nearby home, also striking a tree beside the residence before becoming wedged between the home and the tree. The driver then reversed, hitting another vehicle parked at a neighbor’s house. No injuries were reported in the home.

Police identified the driver as 26-year-old Nasjean Pressley from Baltimore. He was arrested and faces multiple traffic violations along with five criminal charges, including malicious destruction of property, reckless endangerment, and driving under the influence.