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K-9 injured in overpass fall returns home after hospital release

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After a scare and a brief stay in the veterinary hospital, Park City police K-9 Bruno is recovering well enough that he has been allowed to return home to his family. The Park City Police Department shared a video Thursday of Bruno being released from the hospital to cheers from the medical staff who treated him.

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