Unveiling of special statue in praise of police dogs everywhere

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Date - 11th October 2019
By - Nick Hudson - Police Oracle

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Police dogs are to be honoured with a permanent monument to their devotion and brave guardianship of officers. A statue which celebrates all of their finest qualities is to be unveiled this afternoon in Worcester. Chief Constable Martin Evans and...

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