HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Pennsylvania's prisons chief is making changes within the drug interdiction unit following the death of a 2-year-old dog who was left in a hot vehicle after a training exercise. Corrections Secretary John Wetzel said Thursday that Totti the dog's handler and his supervisor were reassigned at Rockview State Prison outside State College and a review is underway to determine if discipline is merited. A senior officer with military experience handling dogs is taking over as leader of the drug interdiction unit. Totti died after spending about three hours locked in a car on July 7. He died at a veterinary clinic from a heat-related seizure. Wetzel says the Office of Special Investigations and Intelligence concluded Totti's death wasn't intentional but the corrections secretary says that's no excuse for what occurred.Read more on NewsOK.com
Prisons Head Reassigns 2 After Report Into K-9 Totti's Death
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