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Cuba uses sniffer dogs to track down crooks, dissidents

Posted on September 11, 2009 by pogowasright.org

Juan O. Tamayoa reports: Cuban police dog sniffs a murder weapon and is then set to sniff six bottles holding the scents of suspects, just some of the thousands of odor swabs warehoused in a Havana police building. “Down with Raúl” appears on a wall, and police put a dog on the writer’s scent. Cuba…

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