Second police dog dies in hot car due to engine failure in Houston

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A police dog named Aron died from heat exhaustion after being left inside a hot patrol car without air conditioning in Houston, Texas. This marks the second time in a week that a police K-9 has died from heat-related injuries after being left in a patrol car. The Houston Police Department is investigating the incident to determine how and why the patrol car's engine suddenly switched off without triggering the emergency cooling system, and to prevent a similar incident from happening again in the future.
- A police dog has died in a hot patrol car for the second time in a week CBS News
- Houston Police K-9 dies from heat exhaustion after engine of vehicle it was left in shut off Fox News
- Houston Police K-9 dies from heat exhaustion after being left in a patrol car when the engine unexpectedly shut off, officials say CNN
- Houston K-9 officer dies: 4-year-old Aron succumbs to heat exhaustion after cruiser with A/C stops running, HPD says KTRK-TV
- Houston police K9 died after being left in car that had engine shut off KHOU 11
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