"Een overzicht" -> "Pregled"
"van recent" -> "nedavno" or "nedavnih" (depending on context/case)
"geanalyseerde" -> "analiziranih"
"delicten" -> "kaznivih dejanj" (legal term for offenses/crimes)
Putting it together: "Pregled nedavno analiziranih kaznivih dejanj." or "Pregled nedavnih analiziranih kaznivih dejanj." "Nedavno analiziranih" sounds more natural.
Combining these:
"Groziti nekoga na ulici z nasiljem" - this sounds a bit clunky.
Let's rephrase for natural Slovenian.
"Groziti" is usually followed by a dative case for the person. "Groziti nekomu".
So, "Groziti nekomu na ulici z nasiljem". This is good.
Let's consider alternatives for "bedreigen met geweld".
"Nasilno groziti nekomu na ulici" - "Violently threaten someone on the street". This is also good.
"Grožnja z nasiljem nekomu na ulici" - "Threat of violence to someone on the street". This is a noun phrase, the original is a verbal phrase.
The original is "Iemand op straat bedreigen met geweld". This is an infinitive phrase or a gerund-like phrase, describing an action.
"To threaten someone on the street with violence."
"Groziti nekomu na ulici z nasiljem" is the most direct and accurate translation of the action.
"Nekoga na ulici ogrožati z nasiljem" - "Ogrožati" means to endanger, to threaten in a broader sense. "Bedreigen" is more direct "to threaten".
Let's stick with "groziti".
"Groziti nekomu na ulici z nasiljem."
This is concise and accurate.