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The Sapulpa Police Department’s third annual Brews for K9 Crews fundraiser raised money for its K9 program, which has seen fewer officers due to retirements and training delays. Donations help cover the high costs of acquiring and training police dogs. The event took place on Thursday.
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The Sapulpa Police Department hosted its third annual Brews for K9 Crews fundraiser on Thursday to raise money for the department's K9 program. Chief Mike Reed noted that recent retirements and training issues have reduced the number of K9 officers. Community support is vital as buying and training a police dog can be expensive.
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