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SC State holds press conference to introduce gun-sniffing dog

South Carolina State University (SC State) is holding a press conference Thursday morning to introduce the newest member of its security team: a gun-sniffing dog.

By: WIS10

Apr 26 2024
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ORANGEBURG, S.C. (WIS) - South Carolina State University (SC State) is holding a press conference Thursday morning to introduce the newest member of its security team: a gun-sniffing dog. SC State said an officer attended a four-week training in Aubu... [422 chars]

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