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0:35Now PlayingNearly two dozen newly minted NYPD K9s graduated Friday from an elite, four-month training program — including a lovable bloodhound who’s set to sniff-out missing people.
The 21 ruff-and-tough rookies, along with their handlers, are ready to take a bite out of crime after learning everything from how to collar bad guys to finding cadavers and bombs.
The canine cops — who will serve in the NYPD’s elite ESU unit — included Vin, an adorable 1-year-old bloodhound with a “goofball” personality, named after fallen officer Vincent Danz.
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