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Should let Chinese n Koreans cook and eat these expensive useless dogs.
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British Airports millions of pounds will train anti-drug dogs search sausage and cheese
Updated: April 16, 2016**Views: 5
Original title: UK airports millions of pounds will train anti-narcotics search dogs sausage and cheese (FIG.
Xinhua Beijing April 16, according to Reuters, 14 reported, a report said British airports in recent years to spend 125 million pounds (about 11.5 million yuan stationed in the airport trained narcotics dog squad, but these stars Wang was unable to eat the goods suppress their nature, do best is found in cheese and sausages while ignoring those drugs.
Manchester Airport is one of Britain's busiest airports, including in order to prevent criminals to carry drugs, cigarettes, cash and prohibited items, including meat, immigration, there are six Wang star who is specially trained to sniff out contraband in luggage from passengers sniffer dogs.
During training, such as sniffing heroin, cocaine and other drugs are classified as Class A this 6 Star Wang priority, trainers also focused on this one gave them a training course, they each have their own strengths, For instance, some people will be very good at Wang Xing discovered sausage.
However, in November 2014 to 2015, seven months in June, this 6 'trained' Wang stars who did not find any Class A drugs include heroin and cocaine, including, actually seized 46 kilograms of cigarettes and 181 kg of meat.
The report also mentioned that there are a specialty for the discovery of smuggling animal products Wang stars who have had 'multiple precision discovery', but most of them are traveling Britons inadvertently brought back a small amount of cheese or sausage.
Reported that these deterrent sniffer dogs are difficult to measure, but was used in the operation of the entire squad and New Kennels 125 million pounds invested, the return rate is very low.
Today, the airport management has begun to study how best to allocate these stars Wang's work, otherwise imagine these Wang Star who will not give drug traffickers unknowingly 'turn on the water.' (Reporter Lin Jing Lu Yu editor, Xinhua International clients report
Editor: Wang Hao
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UK Airport Sniffer Dogs Discover More Smelly Sausages Than Class A Drugs
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17:14 14.04.2016
(updated 17:15 14.04.2016)
Sniffer dogs deployed to snout out Class A drugs at Britain's third biggest airport find more cheese and sausages than heroin and cocaine, according to a report into customs and immigration at Manchester Airport.
The Independent Chief Inspector of*Border and Immigration report: 'An inspection of*Border Force Operations at*Manchester', found that sniffer dogs, deployed to*greet passengers returning on "high risk" flights never detected any drugs.
The only accurate*detections*the dogs made were "small amounts of*cheese or sausages", brought back by*British holiday makers.
The critical report presented to*the UK's Home Office suggests dogs deployed to*sniff out*drugs in*customs had become too predictable and therefore, "less effective against*experienced smugglers."
The UK Border Force has since*raised questions over*how effective drug detector dogs are at*Manchester Airport.
The dogs unit, equipped with*brand new kennels for*12 canines, cost US$1.77million (£1.25m), but*only housed seven dogs which according to*the report represented a "low return on*investment".
The cheese and meat brought back by*tourists pose a low risk to*public health; instead, the report found that it would have been better for*the dogs to*detect 'bushmeat', which refers to*mammals (not household pets), reptiles, amphibians and birds*— which do pose a considerable threat to*public health.
Senior management have agreed to*take a "fresh look" at*the dog's deployment over*revelations they have a penchant for*snorting cheese and sausages, rather than*Class A drugs.
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British Airports millions of pounds will train anti-drug dogs search sausage and cheese
Updated: April 16, 2016**Views: 5
Original title: UK airports millions of pounds will train anti-narcotics search dogs sausage and cheese (FIG.
Xinhua Beijing April 16, according to Reuters, 14 reported, a report said British airports in recent years to spend 125 million pounds (about 11.5 million yuan stationed in the airport trained narcotics dog squad, but these stars Wang was unable to eat the goods suppress their nature, do best is found in cheese and sausages while ignoring those drugs.
Manchester Airport is one of Britain's busiest airports, including in order to prevent criminals to carry drugs, cigarettes, cash and prohibited items, including meat, immigration, there are six Wang star who is specially trained to sniff out contraband in luggage from passengers sniffer dogs.
During training, such as sniffing heroin, cocaine and other drugs are classified as Class A this 6 Star Wang priority, trainers also focused on this one gave them a training course, they each have their own strengths, For instance, some people will be very good at Wang Xing discovered sausage.
However, in November 2014 to 2015, seven months in June, this 6 'trained' Wang stars who did not find any Class A drugs include heroin and cocaine, including, actually seized 46 kilograms of cigarettes and 181 kg of meat.
The report also mentioned that there are a specialty for the discovery of smuggling animal products Wang stars who have had 'multiple precision discovery', but most of them are traveling Britons inadvertently brought back a small amount of cheese or sausage.
Reported that these deterrent sniffer dogs are difficult to measure, but was used in the operation of the entire squad and New Kennels 125 million pounds invested, the return rate is very low.
Today, the airport management has begun to study how best to allocate these stars Wang's work, otherwise imagine these Wang Star who will not give drug traffickers unknowingly 'turn on the water.' (Reporter Lin Jing Lu Yu editor, Xinhua International clients report
Editor: Wang Hao
www.get-top-news.com*Get Top News, Latest News and Current News from get-top-news.com. Latest Current News: U.S., China, World, Entertainment, Health, Finance, Business, echnology, Travel, Politics, Sports.
http://m.sputniknews.com/europe/20160414/1038008684/sniffer-dogs-drugs-sausages.html
UK Airport Sniffer Dogs Discover More Smelly Sausages Than Class A Drugs
289
70
17:14 14.04.2016
(updated 17:15 14.04.2016)
Sniffer dogs deployed to snout out Class A drugs at Britain's third biggest airport find more cheese and sausages than heroin and cocaine, according to a report into customs and immigration at Manchester Airport.
The Independent Chief Inspector of*Border and Immigration report: 'An inspection of*Border Force Operations at*Manchester', found that sniffer dogs, deployed to*greet passengers returning on "high risk" flights never detected any drugs.
The only accurate*detections*the dogs made were "small amounts of*cheese or sausages", brought back by*British holiday makers.
The critical report presented to*the UK's Home Office suggests dogs deployed to*sniff out*drugs in*customs had become too predictable and therefore, "less effective against*experienced smugglers."
The UK Border Force has since*raised questions over*how effective drug detector dogs are at*Manchester Airport.
The dogs unit, equipped with*brand new kennels for*12 canines, cost US$1.77million (£1.25m), but*only housed seven dogs which according to*the report represented a "low return on*investment".
The cheese and meat brought back by*tourists pose a low risk to*public health; instead, the report found that it would have been better for*the dogs to*detect 'bushmeat', which refers to*mammals (not household pets), reptiles, amphibians and birds*— which do pose a considerable threat to*public health.
Senior management have agreed to*take a "fresh look" at*the dog's deployment over*revelations they have a penchant for*snorting cheese and sausages, rather than*Class A drugs.
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