K-9 goes home

German Shepherd K-9 Chief of the Moses Lake Police Depatment is discharged from the WSU Veterinary Teaching Hosptial, Wednesday, March 4, 2020, in Pullman, Wash. Chief was shot in the head by an armed robbery suspect, Friday evening in Moses Lake. The dog was flown by airplane to WSU for treatment for a gunshot to his left eye and a broken jaw.

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Wed., March 4, 2020

Moses Lake K-9 Chief is bandaged and released from the WSU Veterinary Teaching Hospital, Wednesday, March 4, 2020. The German Shepherd was shot in the face by an armed robbery suspect. Chief lost his left eye and broke his jaw.

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Law enforcement officers gather in the lobby of the WSU Veterinary Teaching Hospital to see Moses Lake K-9 Chief discharged, Wednesday, March 4, 2020 in Pullman.

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Moses Lake Police Officer Nick Stewart leads his K-9 Chief out the front doors of The WSU Veterinary Teaching Hospital past await law enforcement officers, Wednesday, March 4, 2020, in Pullman, Wash. Chief was shot in the head by an armed robbery suspect in Moses Lake on Friday evening.

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Moses Lake Police Officer Nick Stewart loads K-9 Chief into his vehicle after leaving the WSU Veterinary Teaching Hospital, Wednesday, March 4, 2020 in Pullman. The hospital treated the German Shepherd for a gun shot wound to the head.

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Moses Lake Police Officer Nick Stewart, in hat, gets support from the law enforcement community as they wait for the discharge of Stewart’s K-9 Chief, Wednesday, March 4, 2020 at the WSU Veterinary Teaching Hospital in Pullman. Chief was shot in the head by an armed robbery suspect and lost his left eye.

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Moses Lake Police Officer Nick and his wife Alli Stewart, at lower right, take K-9 Chief home as they parade with law enforcement vehicles north along U.S. Highway 195 after leaving the WSU Veterinary Hospital, Wednesday, March 4, 2020. Chief was shot in the head by an armed robbery suspect last Friday IN Moses Lake. The German Shepherd lost his left eye and broke his jaw bone.

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