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"Last summer we went through with four and three members, so this year we’re kind of hoping that everyone will stay healthy and we’ll get some good policing done."

A sergeant who has worked with the Newport Beach Police Department for more than 20 years died on Monday, the department confirmed.

Family remembers decorated Sarasota veteran, 'one of the greatest men alive' Kimberly Kuizon reports NOKOMIS, Fla. - A scrapbook full of memories offers a small snapshot into the life of Sergeant Randy McConnell.  "He never, ever looked at himself as a hero," said his wife Becky McConnell.  A college injury sidelined him from football and a scholarship at the University of Michigan. In 1968, he signed up to serve in the Vietnam War. He joined the 101st Airborne Division as a Screaming Eagle and a Pathfinder.  McConnell was a soldier that established landing zones and led troopers into war ...

To determine if agencies are failing to record the information, after the air force didn't record the gunman that slaughtered people at a texas church. there is a problem with drones and may be fun for you and your family but authorities say they may cause horrible problems. >> reporter: first responders tell that most operators do follow the rules of flying dr e drones, and the neglejent get in the way. >> some of these drones can fly huge amount of explosives. >> reporter: sergeant randy is a bomb squad commander in orange county, one of the many places where uav's or drones are a

Are putting lives at risk. and they're looking for ways to protect people. they say people are flying drones right over emergency situations including fire and hostage standoffs and causing problems and disruptions. leah gabriel has more. >> first responders tell me that most operators do follow the limited rules in place for flying drones. they say the neglect are getting in the way and the criminals and potential terrorists have an upper hand against those responsible for protecting our public. >> some of these drones can fly anywhere from 1 to 15 pounds of explosives. which is a huge, huge ...