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A June shooting in East Oak Cliff left a man dead, and Dallas Police are searching for a suspect who took off on foot.Dream Food Market shootingOn June 3 at around 3:10 p.m., Dallas POlice responded to a shooting in the 3500 block of Lancaster Road near the Dream Food Market convenience store.Police found 25-year-old Joshua Hardaman III had been shot by an unknown suspect who fled the scene after the incident.Hardaman III was taken to the hospital in critical condition. On June 23, he died from injuries sustained in the shooting.Surveillance footage from the incident shows Hardaman III meeting up with an unknown individual at the convenience store.A verbal exchange ensued between the two individuals before the suspect pulled out a gun and shot Hardaman III.Later, the suspect was captured on doorbell surveillance video running down Leacrest Drive after the shooting.We don't know the identity of the suspect.He is seen wearing a gray jacket with the hood up, short black pants, and black a
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Fairview Police say Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb's home was broken into while he was in California for training camp, and that hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of stolen items have been reported.CeeDee Lamb home burglary investigationPolice responded to reports of a break-in at CeeDee Lamb's home in Fairview on Friday, July 31, just days after Lamb had left with the team for training camp in Oxnard, California.Evidence at the scene indicated a single suspect entered through a broken window on the side of the home.A person monitoring an ongoing construction project on Lamb's home noticed the broken window when walking the perimeter of the residence.The incident report for the burglary indicates multiple items were taken from Lamb's home.The report lists the value of four luxury bags stolen amounted to more than $300,000."These athletes, they'll have alarm systems, but there's ways around them."Doug Carson, a former Dallas Police Officer and private security firm founder not i
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Dallas officials are estimating police security for the upcoming Republican National Convention will cost about $1.8 million. Additional expenses are expected across city departments as planners work to determine whether the city can be reimbursed.Dallas Office of Emergency Management Director Kevin Oden cautioned that the figures are planning estimates and do not necessarily represent new, unreimbursed costs to the city’s general fund.Dallas estimates $1.8M police security cost for RNCAt the Dallas Finance Committee meeting Monday, Oden told council members the preliminary estimate for the Dallas Police Department is $1.8 million. Transportation and Public Works is estimating another $14,000 for personnel, barriers and cleanup.Some expenses could be covered through existing agreements or special-event permits, he said.According to Oden, the city has an existing agreement with the U.S. Capitol Police that can reimburse certain eligible police costs.Dallas looks for federal, event reimb
