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Alturas Police Investigating Serious Dog Attack

ALTURAS, CA — The Alturas Police Department is investigating a dog attack that occurred on the evening of July 15, 2026, leaving one person injured. According to a press release The post Alturas Police Investigating Serious Dog Attack appeared first on Crime Voice.

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