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So tonight as those of us who are lucky enough to hug our kids a little closer, are thinking about the families who arent so fortunate, id ask the American People to think about how they can get our government to change these laws. If and to save lives. And to let young people grow up. And that will require a change of politics on this issue. And it will require that the American People, individually, whether you are a democrat, or a republican, or an independent, when you decide to vote for som...

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Carlos Pena braced himself last summer as he stepped into the small business hed spent more than three decades building from nothing. It had been 12 hours since a fugitive shoved Pena out of his print shop and barricaded himself inside and 51/2 hours since a Los Angeles Police Department SWAT team allegedly launched tear gas and stormed in, only to discover that the fugitive had eluded them.

Mac, Buffalo Grove Police Dept.'s newest K9. The Buffalo Grove Police Dept. will introduce its newest recruit, Mac, at an upcoming village board meeting. Officer Shannon McMillon's new partner is currently undergoing training and is slated to be sworn in as the department’s new K9 officer at the Monday, June 19 village board meeting. Mac

An online campaign looking for the best canines employed by first responders is offering $15,000. Seal Beach's one-dog K-9 unit is in the race, and voting ends Monday.

The Swampscott Police Department is seeking the public’s help to secure $2,500 in Aftermath K9 Grant funding for its emotional support dog Sora.Aftermath Services, a biohazard remediation and traumatic event cleanup company, is awarding $15,000 in the form of $2,500 and $1,000 grants to police departments throughout the country to fund the creation, maintenance, or growth of their K9 units.The lucky police dogs in each department size tier will be determined by popular online vote. The public ...

The agency with the most votes will receive $2,500 for new equipment and training.

The public now has a chance to help protect dogs who are part of the law enforcement family. The biohazard and trauma cleanup company Aftermath Services is giving out a total of $15,000 in grants to first responder agencies’ K-9 units.

The Catoosa County Sheriffs Office, Collegedale Police Department, and Sequatchie County Sheriffs Office are among numerous agencies across the country competing for the Aftermath K9 Grant