A tragic incident occurred involving a law enforcement canine. The animal was off duty at the time. The circumstances surrounding the death are related to loud noises and a subsequent collision. Further information can be found through ABC13 Houston. Details about the incident are sparse, but it is known that the canine's death was a result of being struck by a vehicle after being startled.
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