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Search by untrained dogs puts survivors at risk, witness tells libel trial
2006
Overview
In previous testimony, Mr. [Cusson] has stated that Ranger was not a certified search-and-rescue dog, and that neither he nor Ranger had ever taken a course at an accredited K-9 handling school. Mr. Cusson has testified that he had trained Ranger himself, after learning about dog handling through books and through close contact with professional dog handlers. New York State Trooper Ronald Morse testified about a discussion he had with Mr. Cusson after Mr. Cusson's pass to Ground Zero was revoked by New York City police during that second visit. Patrol Officer [Gary Cundiff] testified that when he asked a New York police officer why Mr. Cusson was being forced to leave the hotel, he was told that it happened after a discussion between Mr. Cusson's supervisor and the NYPD officer's supervisor.
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Postmedia Network Inc
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