Statement from Adm. Brad Cooper, CENTCOM commander:

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NEW: Sherman Oaks toy and collectable card store burglarized two times in one week.

Burglars stole from Toy Mandala in Sherman Oaks for the second time this week, smashing glass and stealing collectable cards and other merchandise.

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The High Point Police Department, North Carolina is mourning a detective who died following a medical emergency.

Detective Rosser, 42, died earlier this week from a medical emergency. Please keep his wife and family in your thoughts during this difficult time. The High Point Police Department wants to ensure his family receives the support and appropriate privacy they need as they grieve this loss.

Detective Rosser joined the High Point Police Department in 2008 after starting his law enforcement career in Durham. He was most recently assigned to the Violent Crimes Unit. Detective Rosser also served as a firearms instructor, crisis negotiator, a member of the Civil Emergency Unit and he played bagpipes as part of the department's Honor Guard.

For more than a decade, he played the bagpipes at law enforcement memorial services and funerals across the Triad and North Carolina. He was one of only a few police officers in this part of the country that played the bagpipes. In a 2024 interview about his time with HPPD's Honor Guard, Detective Rosser reflected on what it meant to him to be able to honor officers who paid the ultimate sacrifice in this way. He said when he played, he thought not just about the officer that died, but also their family and friends. He said, "Knowing that doing this service helps them with the funeral process and with the grieving process... It's meaningful to me to be able to provide that."

Detective Rosser will be greatly missed by many. We are grateful for his service to our department and our community.

Rest Easy Brother. Prayers for his family of blue and blood.🙏🏻

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Florida beaches erupted in chaos this spring break as cops arrested hundreds of unruly revelers. This crackdown shows law enforcement in action and our communities being protected!

Read more: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/florida-spring-break-chaos-sees-hundreds-arrested-across-daytona-ft-lauderdale-beaches

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Hollywood Blvd last night.

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A dangerous fentanyl scheme busted in Missouri - cops found it inside Barbie dolls! See how authorities are cracking down on these hidden threats.

Read more: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/missouri-police-find-fentanyl-taped-inside-barbie-doll-packaging

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BREAKING: Transgender women athletes will be excluded from women's events at the Olympics after the IOC agreed to a new eligibility policy. This will take place at the Summer Games in Los Angeles in 2028.

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You can't park there!

A car collided with a fish and wings restaurant in Georgia.

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Another member of our blue family has answered his final call.

Detective Timothy J. Meegan was appointed on February 19, 1967, and served the Queen City until his retirement on December 24, 1988. He passed away on March 20, 2026.

Rest in peace, Detective Meegan. Thank you for your service. You will always be remembered and never forgotten.

https://nationalcremation.com/obituaries/north-fort-myers-fl/timothy-meegan-12802283

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Florida: A Wild scene at Daytona Beach International Airport yesterday: A man crashed his blue Ford Mustang through a perimeter gate onto the airfield, then jumped out and chased a taxiing Cessna. He attempted to board the occupied plane (and others) before airport staff and security quickly apprehended him.

The driver, identified as 58-year-old Bryan J. Parker from Holly Hill, was highly intoxicated according to authorities. Multiple charges are pending, and the FBI is involved in the investigation.

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It’s Opening Day and the LA Dodgers are coming for it all…again. Back-to-back wasn’t enough. Now it’s about the THREE-PEAT! ⚾️🙌🏻

🔥SHARE if you’re fired up for Opening Day!

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It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of Kg Rex, a valued member of the Colton Police Department, California and a loyal partner who served our community with distinction, courage, and unwavering dedication from January 2018 - August 2025.

K9 Rex was more than a police dog he was a partner, a protector, and a symbol of service. His legacy will endure through the lives he helped save, the crimes he helped solve, and the community trust he helped build.

Please keep Corporal Wickman and his family in your thoughts during this difficult time. We extend our deepest gratitude for Rex's service and honor his memory with respect and recognition.🙏🏻

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The owners of a Chevron gas station in East L.A. are asking for the public's help after a longtime employee was severely injured during a confrontation with an alleged shoplifter. The owners say the worker has been in the hospital since last Tuesday. He’s been working at the gas station for over 20 years.

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Budget cuts are forcing Hampden County Sheriff Nick Cocchi to reduce or eliminate about 50 positions, a move he says runs counter to public safety needs.

http://officer.com/55366538/