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What is the name of dog in the movie k-9 cop?
Koton (Jerry Lee) was a real Kansas City, Missouri, police dog. On 18 November 1991, he was shot and killed apprehending a suspect in the attempted murder of a police officer. Ten days before his death, Koton found ten kilos of cocaine wort... Read More »
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When was the movie K-9 made?
K-9 was released on April 28, 1989. Thank you for using ChaCha! Read More »
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Who is the actor in K-9, the movie?
James Belushi played Dooley in the movie K-9. He was also the main star of the TV ... Read More »
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