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sybylla

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3. So by this rationale, the local drug dog should be retired.

Reply to Eugene (Original post)

Thu Feb 21, 2013, 10:13 PM

Feb 2013

They bring the dog into the local school once or twice a year. It always marks on a couple of cars in the lot and a couple of lockers. Yet, years of this activity, years of calling students out of class to have their cars/lockers searched has produced nothing. Zero.

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Good decision. virgogal Feb 2013 #1

I can say good decision because it's Meth Politicalboi Feb 2013 #2

The decision would apply to pot too. What you are supporting is the dogs being used to ferret out TheKentuckian Feb 2013 #4

So by this rationale, the local drug dog should be retired. sybylla Feb 2013 #3