Police dog dies of heat after being locked in patrol car | Houston
- June 15, 2023
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The Houston Texas Police Department in the United States reported that on June 12, a K-9 police dog named Aron died after being in locked in a patrol
The Houston Texas Police Department in the United States reported that on June 12, a K-9 police dog named Aron died after being in locked in a patrol car in the midst of extreme heat.
The authorities said in a statement that Aron initially remained in the car with the air conditioning running, and it is a “common” practice when police dog handlers are not actively involved in police work.
However, when the agent returned to the patrol car, he realized that dog agent was in bad shape because the car’s engine turned off, leaving it without air conditioning.
Aron was immediately transferred to a veterinary clinic. call an ambulance, but it was too late.
It should be noted that the patrol cars carrying K9 dog handlers have a system that notifies the driver when an engine failure occurs.
Except, cooling fans turn on and car windows roll downbut the authorities commented that “in this case it did not happen”.
In this regard, it was announced that all Houston Police Department vehicles carrying K-9 dog patrols would be inspected. to guarantee your safety.
The Houston Police Department said that investigations are underway to determine the cause of the failure of the patrol engine.
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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