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      <video:description>A local artist and a police advocacy group have partnered to raise money for a Columbus K9 police dog wounded in the line of duty.&#xA;Columbus artist Randy Nguyen gifted portraits of K9 officer Havoc to the Columbus Police Department at a Monday morning news conference in the Public Safety Center. Prints of those portraits are now on sale help pay for Havoc’s recovery. “As a gift from Randy, the actual paintings will be donated,” said Jed Harris, chairman and co-founder of Back Columbus Blue, “That’s a gift from him to the Columbus Police Department.” Learn more about Havoc here.</video:description>
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