All Blacks Head of Security Logan Cadwallader Dies in Edinburgh
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The head of security for the All Blacks, Logan Cadwallader, has died in Edinburgh after suffering a medical event. The news was reported by RNZ, New Zealand's public broadcaster. The team's security chief was working with the squad at the time of his death.
Cadwallader was a well-known and respected figure in the New Zealand rugby community. His role was to keep the All Blacks players, staff and team activities safe while they travelled around the world for matches and tours. People who worked with him often described him as a calm and reliable presence.
At this stage, the details of the medical event have not been made public. New Zealand Rugby and the All Blacks have not yet released a full statement about the circumstances of his death. Friends, family and colleagues are expected to be given time to grieve in private.
The death of Cadwallader has been a sad moment for the All Blacks and for many New Zealanders who follow the team. More information is likely to be shared in the coming days.
Sources: RNZ
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