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Oceanside Police Chief's Wife Rushed to Hospital
Brinda McCoy, 49, who was on bail awaiting sentencing for shooting at police was found bleeding in her home Sunday, according to the North County Times.

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Brinda McCoy, 49, who was on bail awaiting sentencing for shooting at police was found bleeding in her home Sunday, according to the North County Times.

Pfc. Steven P. Stevens II, 23, was killed during combat operations in Helmand Province, Afghanistan Friday.
Sgt. Maj. Randall Carter, of Brooklyn, served 33 years in the Marine Corps.
The parade begins at 10 a.m. Saturday on Wisconsin Avenue and follows Coast Highway to Civic Center Drive.
Speakers and an expo will be part of the event that starts at 4 p.m. at the Junior Seau Amphitheatre near the pier.
The base will hold its Combat Operational Stress resource and information booth at Camp Pendleton's Marine Corps Exchange, June 15.
Maj. Brian J. Von Herbulis took command of the 1st Reconnaissance Battalion Thursday. He was a platoon leader in the unit in 1997.
The members of the 11th Marine Expeditionary Unit spent the deployment in the Western Pacific, Middle East and Horn of Africa.
The two forces hope to foster camaraderie as they train on the use of a ribbon bridge.
Major General Pearson spent his last years living in San Juan Capistrano and once ran for City Council, but he is best known as a war hero and head of NASA's Manned Space Flight.
Construction at the gate will end July 21. Until then, only one lane will go in, while another goes out.
Seven free performances will take place this summer.
Johnson Tan Le, of El Cajon, owned Nadine's Puppies in Oceanside, which was raided in March. He faces more than a dozen animal abuse counts and health violations.
This tri-color Chihuahua would do well in a low-energy home.
Maj. Robert S. Weiler will take command from Col. William H. Vivian Friday.
Last year, fires consumed nearly 100 acres on base.
Maj. Brian J. Von Herbulis will take command from Lt. Col. Brian L. Gilman.
A deployed Camp Pendleton Veterinarian and Bonsall native sees war dogs with similar psychological symptoms as humans.
Camp Pendleton's 11th Marine Expeditionary Unit will return this week from a deployment in the Western Pacific, Middle East and Horn of Africa regions.
Jurors cried during the verdict reading for Brinda McCoy, who faces at least 20 years in prison.