Easter egg hunt draws a zoo to Tustin park
A festive 48th annual Easter egg hunt at Tustin Sports Park drew crowds and animals alike. The Easter Bunny arrived as frogs, turtles, an alligator, and ponies joined children for candy eggs, carnival games, inflatables, and a BMX show, turning the event into a true urban menagerie.
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Tustin Police Launch Spanish Citizens Academy Bridges Gaps
Susan Goulding reports on the inaugural Spanish Citizens Academy run by the Tustin Police Department. Thirty five participants, many with limited English, learned how to collaborate with police to improve safety while building trust. Graduates received diplomas and voiced increased willingness to seek police help amid immigration fears.
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Stolen guitars and iPhone chain lead to tracking hope
A Tustin man reported two guitars a torch lighter and an aging iPhone stolen from his unlocked car. Police advised tracking the phone which later placed the iPhone at The Outlets at Orange and raised the possibility of recovering the guitars as thieves may be selling them at Guitar Center. Smartphone tracking cited as a tool in investigations though dependent on the device being on.
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