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"Protect and Sell"... CBS News investigates the little-known practice of law enforcement selling/trading used officer service weapons to the public...tracing more than 52,000 of those guns later tied to crime. Watch cbsnews.com/police-selling…

More than 50,000 guns once owned by police agencies in the U.S. have turned up at crime scenes since 2006, according to a must-read investigation published today by Chris Hacker, champe barton, Stephen Stock, Alain Stephens, @amycorralTVNews & Nicole Vap cbsnews.com/police-selling…

Police guns meant to protect and serve the public...instead falling into the wrong hands and showing up a crime scenes... more than 52,000 of them. Watch CBS News investigation here: cbsnews.com/police-selling…

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Federal agencies spend millions every year replacing sand on beaches. Some experts say it's a waste of tax money. 🧵 Latest CBS News with Stephen Stock, Aparna Zalani, Jose Sanchez and Grace Manthey cbsnews.com/door/beach-nou…

Data from the Program for the Study of Developed Shorelines at Western Carolina University shows over 2,500 beach nourishment projects have cost nearly $16 billion in 2022 dollars over the last century. Yearly spending has increased, particularly after major storms.

Despite the massive investment, beach nourishment is a temporary fix. Sand is continuously washed away by natural erosion and storms, necessitating repeated projects. Wrightsville Beach, for example, has undergone 27 projects since 1939, costing $107 million in 2022 dollars.

As sea levels rise due to climate change, the frequency and cost of these projects are expected to increase even more. Experts predict costs could double by 2050, raising concerns about the long-term sustainability and efficacy of beach nourishment.

Billions of your taxdollars spent pumping sand on beaches around the US. Is it worth the cost? CBS News Investigates cbsnews.com/door/beach-nou…

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Police departments react to CBS News investigation into practice of selling used officer service weapons back to the public. Latest story here: cbsnews.com/news/police-gu…

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