Kansas House debates bill elevating penalties for injuring, killing law enforcement dogs or horses

The Kansas House is considering legislation to raise the jail sentence and financial penalty of injuring or killing a police dog or horse. In the image, KBI canine handlers demonstrate skills of dogs trained to identify fentanyl. TIM CARPENTER/KANSAS REFLECTOR
BY TIM CARPENTER Kansas Reflector K-9’s death during November in Sedgwick County fuels statute overhaul TOPEKA — A Sedgwick County Sheriff’s Department deputy ordered Bane…
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