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Rodney Harwood/Columbia Basin Herald Grant County Sheriff’s Deputy David De La Rosa puts his K-9 partner Grizzly through his paces during an exercise in George. The Moses Lake Police Department is in the process of implementing its own K-9 program for city use. Right now, the police department runs joint operations with the sheriff’s department whenever it needs a K-9 team.

Rodney Harwood/Columbia Basin Herald Grant County Sheriff’s Deputy David De La Rosa puts his K-9 partner Grizzly through his paces during an exercise in George. The Moses Lake Police Department is in the process of implementing its own K-9 program for city use. Right now, the police department runs joint operations with the sheriff’s department whenever it needs a K-9 team.

July 31, 2017

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July 31, 2017 3 a.m.

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MOSES LAKE — The Moses Lake Police Department is closing in on its newest phase of law enforcement in the community and local businesses are helping push the project over the top.