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Precinct 4 K9 has Metallic Tasting Scooby Snack

By Ginger Hueso
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From Pct. 4 Constable Mark Herman’s Office:

Constable Herman’s K9 “Tejas Briones” took a bite out of crime this morning!! He captured one of the suspects who stole copper wire from behind the Smoothie King near Enchanted Oaks subdivision. EMS is currently treating him for the dog bite and he will be booked into the Harris County Jail!

Constable Mark Herman’s department issued drone also played a major role in the apprehension of the suspect. Stay tuned for the official press release. Great work C4!!

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