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N.S. missing kids: Cadaver dogs to be used as RCMP announce new searches
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This marks the first time RCMP Police Dog Services teams specifically trained in human remains detection will be used in this investigation.
Past searches have used police dogs that are able to pick up human scent.
“Human remains detection dogs are specific to human remain odour, and that’s completely different from live searching,” said Staff Sgt.
Stephen Pike, program manager of the RCMP Police Dog Services Training Centre, during a media availability Friday.
“Deploying the human remains detection teams at this point aligns with the investigative efforts to date.
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