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LCPD to host free National Night Out community event

American Press 06 Jul 2026
The Lake Charles Police Department and city of Lake Charles will host a freeNational Night Out Community Event 6-8 p.m. Aug. 4 at the Lake Charles Event Center ... Free resources and information from a variety of vendors will also be available ... .
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Despite no active threat, LCPD says avoid 800 S. Legend Drive

HJ News 27 Jun 2026
Just before 11 a.m. Friday, the Logan City Police Department reported a “heavy police presence” at 800 South Legend Drive in Logan, advising the public to avoid the area but noting there is no active threat, merely an active investigation ....
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LCPD proving books for kids

The News Guard 18 May 2026
The Lincoln City Police Department (LCPD) has received a $3,000 grant from the Walter R. Behrens Foundation Designated Fund of Oregon Community Foundation to purchase and donate books for local youths ....
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LCPD providing books for kids

The News Guard 17 May 2026
The Lincoln City Police Department (LCPD) has received a $3,000 grant from the Walter R. Behrens Foundation Designated Fund of Oregon Community Foundation to purchase and donate books for local youths ....
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LCPD reminds public new e-bike law takes effect on May 6

HJ News 05 May 2026
With the majority of Utah’s new electric bicycle law taking effect on May 6, the Logan City Police Department reminded the public of the changes Thursday via Facebook ....
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Watch live: LCPD holds press conference on Lohman Ave. shooting

Las Cruces Sun News 29 Apr 2026
was shot and killed around 2 p.m ... Gallegos was being surveilled by the agents, and when approached by them shots were fired, according to LCPD ... Watch the LCPD news conference live.
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Las Cruces teacher arrested for abuse, solicitation of teen girl

Las Cruces Sun News 24 Apr 2026
LCPD learned of the allegations on April 10, and Cornelius was taken into custody on April 22 ... LCPD asks anyone who wishes to report a similar incident is asked to call police at 575-526-0795.
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