MLI donation will pay for new GCSO K-9
Moses Lake Industries president Hiroyuki Era, right, volunteered to be the demonstration partner for K-9 Edo and his handler Tyson Voss, left, during a ceremony recognizing a donation from MLI for a new GCSO K-9.
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Two Moses Lake Industries employees give some attention to K-9 Hawk, in the company of his handler Dave DeLaRosa, left.
Grant County Sheriff Joe Kriete, left, accepts a check for $15,000 from Moses Lake Industries President Hiroyuki Era, right.
Moses Lake Industries employee David Rowland, right, volunteered to be a demonstration subject for K-9 Edo and his handler Tyson Voss, left.
Moses Lake Industries president Hiroyuki Edo speaks to company employees and sheriff's deputies during a donation presentation to the Grant County Sheriff’s Office K-9 unit.
Grant County Sheriff Joe Kriete talked about the K-9 program during the presentation of a donation from Moses Lake Industries.
MOSES LAKE — The Grant County Sheriff’s Office brought some of its coolest vehicles and all but one of its K-9s to Moses Lake Industries Thursday at lunchtime to thank the company for its donation. Chief Operating Officer Brent Hansen said MLI officials looked on the donation as a way to contribute to public safety and to thank law enforcement and first responders in general for what they do for Grant County.
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