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Amid one of the most brutal heat waves of the year in San Diego, a home break-in was slowed when Nash, a friendly golden retriever, approached the intruder with toys and tried to play, while the burglar lounged inside for about an hour before police arrived; nothing was stolen and the dog stayed safe.
Sony has filed US/EU trademarks for a new PS5 game named Break In, signaling a June reveal at the upcoming State of Play. Details are scarce and the name could refer to multiple possibilities, including a rebrand of Haven’s Fairgames or another project, with timing suggesting an official tease next month.
Sony Interactive Entertainment filed trademarks for “Break In” in the United States and Europe, fueling online speculation that it may rebrand Haven Entertainment Studios’ upcoming competitive heist game Fairgame$, with an official update possibly teased at Sony’s forthcoming State of Play on June 2.
Sony filed a trademark on May 20, 2026 for a new PlayStation game called Break In, signaling a potential reveal at the June 2 State of Play. The buzz online points to Break In possibly being Haven Studios’ Fairgame$, which has reportedly shifted in tone during playtests and may be rebranded. Other speculative threads have tied it to Firesprite or even Uncharted-inspired ideas. Insider Gaming also notes its Showcase on May 28 will feature 55 games, including 12 World Premieres, suggesting a busy period for new PS titles.
Investigators say that after Greg Biffle and his wife died in a December plane crash, friends of the NASCAR star accessed his and Christina Biffle’s financial accounts, changing contact details to siphon funds to other accounts and making purchases. A Jan. 7–8 break-in at the Biffle home yielded security footage showing a woman inside the residence for hours before leaving with bags. Two estates filed wrongful-death claims against Biffle’s estate alleging he was at fault for the doomed flight, though no arrests have been reported as the investigation continues.
Police in Winnetka, Los Angeles, shot a man armed with a baseball bat who was attempting to break into a home; the suspect was hospitalized in stable condition, and the incident is under investigation amid a rise in officer-involved shootings this year.
A raccoon broke into a Virginia liquor store, caused chaos by smashing bottles and falling through a ceiling tile, and was found passed out in the bathroom by an employee. The animal control officer took the raccoon to the shelter, where it sobered up and was released back into the wild, having learned a lesson about breaking and entering.
A man named Gunnar Schubert broke into the Washington State Capitol, caused damage by knocking over statues and burning flags, and was arrested after a brief chase. The incident was linked to a mental health crisis, with no political motivation involved. Schubert has a history of criminal activity and was quickly apprehended by police.
Bryan Kohberger, who was convicted of the University of Idaho murders, was also investigated for a 2021 break-in in Pullman, Washington, where a masked intruder with a knife was involved; however, no charges were filed in that case, and the investigation was deemed inactive.
Counter-terror police arrested four individuals after a break-in at RAF Brize Norton, where activists from Palestine Action spray-painted military planes, claiming to have caused damage and disrupted operations. The incident has led to a government move to proscribe Palestine Action as a terrorist group, and prompted a security review of UK military bases. The activists evaded security measures, and the government emphasized that no aircraft operations were halted.
Police are investigating a break-in at the home of slain Minnesota state Rep. Melissa Hortman, which was reportedly targeted after her and her husband's fatal shooting, with authorities noting the break-in appeared to be a search, though no items are believed to be missing.
A break-in occurred at the home of slain Minnesota state Rep. Melissa Hortman following her and her husband's murder, with police investigating evidence of a search and urging residents to check surveillance footage. The suspect, Vance Boelter, is accused of the killings and other crimes, and authorities have seized notebooks with lists of public officials, including Hortman.
A Nevada man, Russell Maxwell Phay, broke into Ty Warner's California home, assaulted a woman leaving her in a coma, and faces multiple charges including attempted murder, with a court hearing scheduled for June 2.
A violent break-in at Beanie Babies billionaire Ty Warner's Montecito mansion resulted in a woman being left in a coma, with the suspect, Russell Maxwell Phay, arrested after a standoff and charged with multiple crimes including attempted murder and kidnapping.
A woman is in a coma after being violently attacked during a break-in at Ty Warner's California mansion. The suspect, Russell Maxwell Phay, was arrested after barricading himself inside the home following the assault, which left the victim with severe brain injuries. Phay faces multiple charges including attempted murder and burglary.