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A gunman opened fire at Drake’s home in Toronto, wounding a security guard, and there were break-in attempts at the house, according to the suit.

The insecurity Jews feel can be seen, Mr. Rich says, in the government’s spending “£18 million a year on paying for commercial security guards at synagogues, Jewish schools and other Jewish buildings.”

On this particular night, a Dodgers security guard ran interference for Ohtani, pointing to nonexistent rules against speaking to him without the public relations staff’s permission.

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Ms Richardson expressed relief that security guards were safe and unharmed during the break-in.

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When a Manchester synagogue came under attack last week, it was a 78-year-old volunteer security guard who raised the alarm with police.

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