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Park City police say officer followed proper protocol before K9 officer jumped from overpass

By Park Record · October 16, 2026 · 1 min read
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The Park City Police Department on Wednesday said it was determined that the proper protocol was followed when a police K9 was dispatched in September and the dog jumped off a freeway overpass while assisting in an investigation. The K9, Bruno, survived the September fall.

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