Officer Charged in Deaths of Police Dogs After Leaving Them in S.U.V. for Hours

The New York Times·6d ago

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A police officer has been charged in connection with the deaths of two police dogs that were left in a hot vehicle for a period of time. The incident occurred in New Jersey, where the officer was in charge of a K-9 unit. The duration of time the dogs were left in the vehicle is reported to be hours, with one report specifying 7 hours.

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