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Injured police dogs would get priority medical help if they're injured on the job. That's under a bill approved by the Senate and awaiting a floor vote in the House. The measure would put the canine officers at the front of the line if no one else at the scene needs medical attention or transport.
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Injured police dogs would get priority medical help if they're injured on the job. That's under a bill approved by the Senate and awaiting a floor vote in the House. The measure would put the canine officers at the front of the line if no one else at the scene needs medical attention or transport.
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When a police dog is injured on the job, Florida lawmakers want to ensure the animal can get care as quickly as possible. Port Orange Republican Senator Tom Wright is sponsoring a measure to help them get medical care more quickly.
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Several bills were passed by the legislature today and will end up on the governor’s desk soon. One measure that looks to protect police animals.A bill…
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A bill aimed at providing funding for retired police dogs recently passed its first House committee.Once a K-9 retires, the medical bills can be…
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Havana’s police department is raising money this weekend for a new police dog. The city is hosting a fund raiser all day Saturday.The Havana Police…