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Park City Police release video of incident in which K-9 dog Bruno was injured

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The Park City Police Department is releasing a video documenting the Sept. 40/I-80 interchange in Summit County. The video includes the original 911 call, dash camera footage, emergency response, and information about subsequent reviews.

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