Shield-shaped, funky-looking bugs on your tomatoes are likely stink bugs. They pierce fruit to suck juice, leaving yellow halos with tiny black centers. Their name comes from the foul odor when crushed.
For identification help, see Tomato Stink Bugs and Brown Marmorated Stink Bug resources.

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