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World Cup 2026: England lose items worth $18,000 from theft as two men charged

World Cup 2026: England lose items worth $18,000 from theft as two men charged
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The England football team had $18,000 worth of equipment stolen from a vehicle while traveling to Kansas City for the 2026 World Cup. Two men have been charged with receiving stolen property, and most of the items have been recovered.

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The incident highlights security challenges for high-profile international sporting events and the legal consequences of theft.

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Image source, Getty Images Image caption, England start their World Cup campaign on Wednesday

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The report focuses on police charges and factual recovery of items without taking a side.

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