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Oceanside seeks federal aid to curb Marine crime surge
Oceanside officers seek a $1.2 million Justice Department grant to add police and patrol cars to control a rise in crime blamed largely on Marines at Camp Pendleton. Police Chief Way Radcliff cites a 36 percent city rise, with Marines involved in murders, rapes, robberies, and assaults, prompting calls for long term impact aid and stricter enforcement.
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