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Chesapeake Fire Department Mourns K9 Cinco, Its First Accelerant Detection Dog
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Status
Reported, not yet confirmed
Independent sources
2
First seen
Oct 13, 10:53 PM EDT
updated Oct 14, 5:39 PM EDT
Topic
Local News
Reported by WVEC and WTKR, not yet confirmed.
What Happened
Chesapeake Fire K9 Cinco, the Chesapeake Fire Department's first accelerant detection dog, received a hero's farewell following a sudden death, WTKR and WVEC reported.
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