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8-year-old boy dies after being mauled by neighbor’s dog

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By Allyson Blair Verified
| KVVU-TV (Henderson, NV) Verified
HONOLULU (KHNL/Gray News) - An 8-year-old Hawaii boy with intellectual disabilities died days after he was attacked by a neighbor’s dog. Police responded just after 11 a.m. last Tuesday to a home in Wahiawa for reports an 8-year-old had been mauled, according to Hawaii News Now. Law enforcement sources told HNN Investigates the attack was captured on a home surveillance system. Those sources went on to say the video has been crucial in piecing together exactly what happened.
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Remote-controlled robot to play starring role in effort to find military munitions dumped at sea

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By Allyson Blair Verified
| WEAU-TV (Eau Claire, WI) Verified
(InvestigateTV) — A volatile danger lurks at the bottom of the ocean off the coast of the United States. According to the Department of Defense, the U.S. military dumped a countless number of unused conventional and chemical weapons in the water before the Pentagon banned the practice in 1970. In Hawaii, one researcher estimates 100,000 military bombs were sunk off the coast in just the 1940s alone.
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HNN Investigates reveals which Oahu communities lack fire hydrants and the practices in place for their protection

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By Allyson Blair Verified
| KSIX-TV (Honolulu, HI) Verified
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - According to the Honolulu Board of Water Supply, several communities across Oahu either lack or are without fire hydrants. Meanwhile, the Honolulu Fire Department says there are many practices already in place for their protection. When it comes to determining the appropriate fire hydrant spacing, BWS says it's all about zoning. According to BWS standards, there should be a hydrant every 250 feet in areas zoned multi-family residential, commercial or industrial.
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