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2026-10-04 22:32
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K-9 in Suburban Los Angeles Sniffs Out 440 Pounds of Cocaine During Traffic Stop of SUV
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K-9 in Suburban Los Angeles Sniffs Out 440 Pounds of Cocaine During Traffic Stop of SUV
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Man’s best friend also did his civic duty in the war on narcotics as a police K-9 sniffed out some 440 pounds of cocaine stowed inside cardboard boxes in the back of an SUV in a Los Angeles suburb.
Read at breitbart.com → - Fox NewsRight
K-9 Otis sniffed out roughly 440 pounds of cocaine during a California traffic stop after the driver's shifting stories raised red flags to responding officers.
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