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TOPEKA — The Belgian Malinois known as Jiren raced from box to box during a recent demonstration of the animal’s olfactory capabilities before hitting on one containing the scent of
TOPEKA — The Belgian Malinois known as Jiren raced from box to box during a recent demonstration of the animal’s olfactory capabilities before hitting on one containing the scent of
The KBI, Kansas Highway Patrol and attorney general are combining forces to undermine illicit fentanyl networks in the state.
Copyright © 2021 Albuquerque Journal When James Dobson was let go as police chief of Opa-locka, Florida – a small city of 16,000 in Miami-Dade County – it was because of high crime rates and his lack of progress in turning around a troubled department, according to an article in the Miami Herald. Four months later, he was one of the applicants to be the next chief of the Albuquerque Police Department – as is the man who fired him, Opa-locka City Manager John Pate. Pate and Dobson were two of 39 candidates who had applied to be the city’s next top cop. When reached by phone Thursday, ...