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K-9 Goose Injured in New Boston During Suspect Arrest Operation

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On July 1, K-9 Goose from the New Boston Police Department sustained injuries while assisting in the arrest of a suspect under a felony warrant. The incident highlights the risks faced by police K-9s and their handlers during law enforcement operations. Goose was working alongside his handler, Cpl. James Harris, and the Bowie County Sheriff’s Office. The community is reminded of the vital role K-9 units play in ensuring public safety and the dangers they encounter in the line of duty.

Key Details: • Incident occurred on July 1 during a felony warrant service. • K-9 Goose is part of the New Boston Police Department. • Cpl. James Harris is Goose's handler. • The operation involved collaboration with the Bowie County Sheriff’s Office.

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