Rupert Police Department's newest officer K-9 Detective Newton with his handler, Rupert Police Department Detective Travis Freeman, right, and Rupert Police Department Detective Sam Kuoha on Nov. 16 at the station. Newton is one of 66 dogs in the country trained to search for electronic storage devices.
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Rupert Police Detective Travis Freeman and K-9 Detective Newton's handler, puts him through his paces Nov. 16 at the station finding a variety of hidden electronic storage devices.
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K-9 Detective Newton receives a reward after finding a hidden USB thumb drive in a storage room at the station on Nov. 16.
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Rupert Police Department Detectives Travis Freeman, front, and Sam Kuoha walk with K-9 Detective Newton to a conference room.
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Rupert's K-9 Detective Newton meets some of his fellow officers at the station on Nov. 16.
RUPERT — The newest officer at the Rupert Police Department has shiny black hair, soft brown eyes, an easy-going demeanor and a wickedly good nose trained to help his fellow officers find electronic storage devices.
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Rupert Police Department's newest officer K-9 Detective Newton with his handler, Rupert Police Department Detective Travis Freeman, right, and Rupert Police Department Detective Sam Kuoha on Nov. 16 at the station. Newton is one of 66 dogs in the country trained to search for electronic storage devices.
Rupert Police Detective Travis Freeman and K-9 Detective Newton's handler, puts him through his paces Nov. 16 at the station finding a variety of hidden electronic storage devices.
