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Gonçalo Amaral: "With the collaboration of retired Portuguese and British police, perhaps it is time to transform the PJGA initiative into PJMM, Projecto Justiça Madeleine McCann.”

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Sniffer dogs get even better but the police don't want them.

Post by Hopespringseternal on 15.12.14 12:05

Saw this on BBC's website, Scotland section. For some reason it won't let me copy & paste a link, but here it is, I hope! It's a video in the features bit on the right hand side below the watch and listen section.

www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-30431322


I used to work with sniffer dogs so need no persuading of their abilities, but even if the police had some of their own dogs trained, why would you refuse free, and exceptionally able, assistance? I respect and applaud the police in their work, usually, but sometimes you can't help but wonder......
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Re: Sniffer dogs get even better but the police don't want them.

Post by Joss on 15.12.14 12:19

@Hopespringseternal wrote:Saw this on BBC's website, Scotland section. For some reason it won't let me copy & paste a link, but here it is, I hope! It's a video in the features bit on the right hand side below the watch and listen section.

www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-30431322


I used to work with sniffer dogs so need no persuading of their abilities, but even if the police had some of their own dogs trained, why would you refuse free, and exceptionally able, assistance? I respect and applaud the police in their work, usually, but sometimes you can't help but wonder......
This article is about a sniffer dog in Scotland, so i don't know their reasoning behind it, only said they have sufficient trained dogs, but perhaps police elsewhere would welcome this particular dogs expertise? It seems odd if they have used this particular dog with success before though.
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Another two useless and unreliable ones

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Retired DCI Gonçalo Amaral: "The English can always present the conclusions to which they themselves arrived in 2007. Because they know, they have the evidence of what happened - they don't need to investigate anything. All this is now a mere 'show off'."

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Assistant Commissioner Mark Rowley made public on national TV that Operation Grange is a complete fraud.

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