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Police Seek Public Help in Ohio, Texas Cases

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McAllen police are asking for the public’s help identifying a person of interest in the theft of a black 2022 BMW X1 reported stolen from a parking lot on East Ridge Road on October 23, 2026. Surveillance images show a man wearing a dark shirt, shorts and shoes; the vehicle was later recovered nearby with damage. Anyone with information is asked to contact McAllen Crime Stoppers, where tips may be submitted anonymously.

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Redding Credit Union Robbery Suspect Held on San Jose Warrant

A man allegedly robbed Rogue Credit Union in Redding, fleeing on foot with an undisclosed amount of cash. Police identified him as 32-year-old Thomas Davis of San Jose, who was arrested the next day and booked on suspicion of robbery; he also had an outstanding warrant tied to a separate San Jose bank robbery.

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Bakersfield Police Seek Help Finding Suspects in Multiple Unrelated Cases

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Bakersfield police are seeking suspects in three separate cases: a smoke-shop burglary, theft of items from an unlocked vehicle, and a traffic-stop flight in which two people ran from officers, leaving a firearm in the car. Police are asking the public for information in the theft investigations and continue searching for the two people who fled the traffic stop; it is unclear whether they are armed.

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San Jose Officers Charged in Alleged Drug Cover-Up

Two San Jose police officers, Raydarius Surry and Destiney Thompson, face felony charges of evidence tampering and filing false police reports over an alleged scheme to replace missing drug evidence from an arrest. Investigators say Surry seized drugs from an unrelated pedestrian and logged them under the original case, while Thompson allegedly helped plan the cover-up; both have been placed on paid leave.

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