Contest underway to name the latest K-9 officer in Somerset
The winner gets Somerset County sheriff's gear and an invitation to be part of the naming ceremony.
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Oct 5, 2022, 8:25 PM
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8h agoThe Somerset County Sheriff's Office has launched a contest to help name its newest furry cadet.
The sheriff is looking for suggestions to name the department's yellow Labrador in charge of sniffing out drugs.
The winner gets Somerset County sheriff's gear and an invitation to be part of the naming ceremony.
Submissions can be sent to the department's website until Oct. 24.
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