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    2 ‘Non-Aggressive’ Search-and-Rescue Dogs ‘Destroyed’ By Illegal Aliens

    ROCKPORT, Texas — On Saturday, in an area just north of Holiday Beach in Aransas County, ‘two highly valued canines were destroyed’ by suspects believed to be in the country illegally, a Texas Sheriff says.
    The two tracking dogs were a part of a kennel belonging to Joe Bramen from Refugio County that have in the past been instrumental in locating individuals with Dementia and Alzheimer’s that wondered away from their homes. The dogs were deployed to assist Aransas and Refugio County Deputies, DPS Troopers and a large contingent of Texas Parks and Wildlife Game Wardens who had responded to assist in apprehending a group believed to number 14-16 that had fled on foot from a black Ford Truck.

    As the search continued and moved about a very large area, three more individuals were detected in a heavy thicket with two surrendering quickly and a third responded to demands to come out in Spanish telling officers “if you want me, come and get me”. It was at that time in this same area two canines were found dead from apparent strangulation.
    The collars carrying trackers had been twisted tightly about their necks causing their deaths. After the sixth individual who it is believed was responsible for the canine deaths, was detained and interviewed by U.S. Border Patrol Officials it was determined they had come from Guatemala, Honduras, and Mexico. All six individuals, five males and one female were transported to the Aransas County Detention Center where they were picked up by U.S. Customs and Immigration Officials. While not yet confirmed, one of the males detained for U.S. Customs and Immigration was seen wearing ink of a tattoo know to show Cartel affiliation.

    The Sheriff Said: “It was an afternoon that left me wondering how many lives of Dementia and Alzheimer’s individuals in the future may have been put at risk with the deaths of these two Canines

    https://breaking911.com/breaking-2-n...-sheriff-says/

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    Quote Originally Posted by roadmaster View Post
    ROCKPORT, Texas — On Saturday, in an area just north of Holiday Beach in Aransas County, ‘two highly valued canines were destroyed’ by suspects believed to be in the country illegally, a Texas Sheriff says.
    The two tracking dogs were a part of a kennel belonging to Joe Bramen from Refugio County that have in the past been instrumental in locating individuals with Dementia and Alzheimer’s that wondered away from their homes. The dogs were deployed to assist Aransas and Refugio County Deputies, DPS Troopers and a large contingent of Texas Parks and Wildlife Game Wardens who had responded to assist in apprehending a group believed to number 14-16 that had fled on foot from a black Ford Truck.

    As the search continued and moved about a very large area, three more individuals were detected in a heavy thicket with two surrendering quickly and a third responded to demands to come out in Spanish telling officers “if you want me, come and get me”. It was at that time in this same area two canines were found dead from apparent strangulation.
    The collars carrying trackers had been twisted tightly about their necks causing their deaths. After the sixth individual who it is believed was responsible for the canine deaths, was detained and interviewed by U.S. Border Patrol Officials it was determined they had come from Guatemala, Honduras, and Mexico. All six individuals, five males and one female were transported to the Aransas County Detention Center where they were picked up by U.S. Customs and Immigration Officials. While not yet confirmed, one of the males detained for U.S. Customs and Immigration was seen wearing ink of a tattoo know to show Cartel affiliation.

    The Sheriff Said: “It was an afternoon that left me wondering how many lives of Dementia and Alzheimer’s individuals in the future may have been put at risk with the deaths of these two Canines

    https://breaking911.com/breaking-2-n...-sheriff-says/

    Clearly an ill advised use of these particular digs. Obviously they would be non-aggressive if their primary tracking duty was to find lost dementia victims.
    Lesson learned: Don't use non aggressive dogs that can be easily strangled to track suspected criminals. Bonehead move.

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