Police K-9 unit trains with dogs for drug searches
New Castle officers and their six dogs trained at Deshon Field and on South Side locations with decoy Dale Platz and trainer Brad Nodley. Dogs practiced locating marijuana and hard drugs in cars, then ignored empty vehicles to test accuracy. Colella leads the six-year veteran team, aiming to keep up with evolving search and seizure laws.
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Forensic expert cites explosion in EgyptAir 804 crash
A forensic team member said the 80 recovered body parts were tiny and showed burns, implying an explosion. Egypt’s forensic chief dismissed the claim as baseless. The crash near Alexandria remains under investigation with search efforts ongoing by multiple nations. Opinions split on whether remains prove a blast, with officials noting smoky sensors and cockpit window faults in the final moments.
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State Child Abuse Hotline Under Strain in Pa Plan to Upgrade System
The Pennsylvania child abuse hotline faced 39 000 2015 calls not related to abuse and 42 000 unanswered, with worse 2014 figures. Officials discuss routing non abuse inquiries to 211 hotlines to free operators for reports. Gov Wolf administration cites prior missteps and plans to add staff and tech upgrades while audits push for better handling of increased calls amid expanded reporting laws.
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District approves 2016 17 healthcare and fiduciary bond plans
District business manager Joseph Ambrosini cites a roughly 3 percent rise from the current contract of 1 565 000 for five years with First Student based on Sampson Street. Insurance costs include 220 000 for dental United Concordia 22 000 for vision Vision Benefits of America and 22 000 for life via Midwestern IU IV and bonds of 75 000 100 000 and 100 000 for board secretary treasurer and business manager respectively at set costs.
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