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Park City bomb dog injured while investigating ‘suspicious materials’ along U.S. 40

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The items were found to be a battery charging system state troopers believe fell off of a vehicle. ”UHP Lt. Randall said troopers cleared the area with a second bomb-sniffing dog after Bruno was injured. “We know our community cares deeply about Bruno, and we will share additional information about his condition when we are able,” the department said.

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