K-9 teams graduate 16-week training program
The teams completed an intensive 16-week training program, preparing them for their critical roles in law enforcement.
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Dec 20, 2024, 12:53 PM
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21h agoNine teams from various agencies graduated from the 250th Patrol K9 class for the Connecticut State Police on Thursday.
The teams completed an intensive 16-week training program, preparing them for their critical roles in law enforcement.
The graduating teams are now heading back to their hometowns, ready to put their skills to work.
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