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Police Dog Bites Child at Winnipeg School

December 14, 2022 4:51 PM CDT | News

Winnipeg Police Canine Pups

Winnipeg police K9 puppies are shown in this file photo. (WPS / HANDOUT)

Winnipeg police say a child was bit by one of their service dogs during a visit to a local school on Wednesday.

The WPS K9 unit was at Samuel Burland School as part of a classroom visit when the student suffered the injury.

Police say the child was provided with medical care before being transported to hospital as a precaution and for treatment.

Police add that the canine is a single-purpose drug detection dog and not trained in aggression or apprehension.

While the WPS reviews the incident, the police dog has been removed from active service.

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