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Police dog sniffs out suspect hiding in Botany Town Centre roof

31 August 2024
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Police dog sniffs out suspect hiding in Botany Town Centre roof
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In Botany Town Centre, a suspect was found hiding on the roof by a police dog after a car chase and foot pursuit. The man was arrested and charged with multiple offenses, including burglary and unlawfully taking a motor vehicle. The police praised the dog’s role in locating the suspect and ensuring a successful apprehension.

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