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State law enforcement division affirms no disciplinary actions taken in Park City K9 leap

By Park Record · October 22, 2026 · 1 min read
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Peace Officer Standards and Training confirmed that no further action was needed after it completed an investigation into a Park City Police Department K9’s leap from a freeway overpass while it assisted with an incident in September. The Department of Public Safety division, commonly referred to as POST, certifies officers in the state.

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