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As seen in: WFMZ-TV (Allentown, PA), NewsBreak, WBOC-TV (Salisbury, MD), CoastTV, The Whit, Coastal News Today
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New K9 Added To Salisbury Police Department

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By Cody Decker Verified
| CoastTV Verified
SALISBURY, Md.- A new K9 is joining the Salisbury Police Department. Zanzi will be the fifth K9 in the unit. Zanzi will be handled by Police Officer First Class Daniel Derasmo. “We are incredibly excited to have K9 Zanzi join our K9 unit at the Salisbury Police Department. Now, with four K9 officers, we have a solid and well rounded team to help support and protect the residents of Salisbury,” said Mayor Jack Heath.
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Delaware Offering Education & Outreach Programs To Reduce Overdoses, Opioid Use

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By Cody Decker Verified
| CoastTV Verified
MILFORD, Del.- The Delaware Department of Health & Social Services Division of Substance Abuse and Mental Health gave a quarterly report Friday on work being done in response to the opioid epidemic. The Department of Education says there are new regulations for substance abuse support education, progress with mental health literacy, and drug and alcohol training courses. The Division of Substance Abuse and Mental Health says there is a Talk2KidsAboutDrugs toolkit.
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Dorchester County To Form Citizen Police Review Group

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By Cody Decker Verified
| CoastTV Verified
CAMBRIDGE, Md.- Dorchester County Government is looking for citizens to help review complaints against police. Committee members will review findings from investigations into complaints filed against officers from people in communities. The group would determine whether the officer should be administratively charged or not. Applications are due June 30 to the Dorchester County Police Accountability Board.
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