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February 14, 2012 | 01:25 am
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<p>Youngtown Police Sgt. David Evans shows off the department’s new drug-sniffing dog, Prince. A bill at the Legislature would remove a requirement now in place that police dogs be taken out of duty for 72 hours after they bite a crime suspect.</p>

Bill would remove quarantine law for police dogs

Law enforcement unions are hoping the Legislature will pass a bill that allows K-9s to stay on the job instead of being quarantined after biting crime suspects.

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