Police in Northern Ireland arrest a woman wanted by Lithuania in connection with serious child sex offences after she is found hiding in a wardrobe during a raid. According to reports from The Mirror and the Belfast Telegraph, officers from an international policing unit force entry to a rural property in Coalisland, County Tyrone. The woman was located inside the property while officers carried out the search, following efforts to locate her in line with an international warrant. The articles identify the arrest as part of cross-border policing activity between the UK and Lithuania, targeting individuals sought over allegations involving child sexual offences. Following her detention, the woman is taken into custody as investigations and the next steps in the extradition or legal process are considered. The reporting focuses on the circumstances of the discovery during the forced entry and the fact that she is wanted in Lithuania for serious offences involving children.