A bill banning the use of K9 officers in the field for arrests, apprehensions, and crowd control advanced out of a key California State Assembly committee on Monday.
One Valley lawmaker, Asm. Juan Alanis (R–Modesto) cast one of two dissenting votes. The former Stanislaus County Sheriff’s Sergeant joined former CHP Sergeant Asm. Tom Lackey (R–Palmdale) in a party-line vote.
Read more at: Alanis dissents over Calif. bill banning K9 officers advances (sjvsun.com)
