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\nK9 Beny<\/p>\n
\nK9 Beny<\/p>\n
CHP: K9 officer Beny sniffs out 1 pound of heroin, 1,000 fentanyl pills during traffic stop<\/strong><\/p>\n by: Halle Sembritzki CHP investigators say an officer conducted an enforcement stop on a 2018 Jeep for violating multiple California vehicle codes while driving, including an illegal window tint and following too closely to another vehicle.<\/p>\n According to officials, the CHP officer developed probable cause to search the vehicle and located a suspicious bundle inside the passenger\u2019s luggage.<\/p>\n K-9 officer Beny was then called to the scene to sniff the bundle, alerting the officer to the odor of narcotics.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n 0 \/ 2 \/ 0 Self Defenses Gun Stories<\/strong><\/p>\n Episode 250 with Ben Branam<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Self Defense Podcast<\/a><\/p>\n Shooting Death Ruled Self-Defense after Man was Followed Home<\/strong><\/p>\n By Christian Xaypanya Williams followed the man, who was coming home from work, for several miles and confronted him while allegedly producing a firearm once arriving at his home, investigators said.<\/p>\n The man, according to VPD, was able to obtain his own firearm, shooting and killing Williams in self-defense.<\/p>\n No charges will be filed against the man who was followed home.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
\nMERCED, Calif. (KSEE\/KGPE) \u2013 K-9 officer Beny helped CHP officers arrest two people who were found with heroin and fentanyl pills on Friday, according to CHP officials.<\/p>\n
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\nGood boy Beny! T-bones and belly rubs for you. Link provided by our Gun Bunny.<\/p>\n
\nValdosta Police ruled the shooting of an armed man, Lyndon Williams, 25, self-defense after he followed another man home who was armed as well.<\/p>\n