Statement: “It’s a very low percentage,” Pam Medhurst said in a Q&A with us published Friday about how often the Sheriff’s Department fails to resolve a search and rescue.
Analysis: More than 200 people consistently volunteer for the Sheriff’s Department when the call comes in that someone is lost or missing in San Diego County. On Thursday, I interviewed one of those people, Pam Medhurst, about her experiences as the K-9 unit’s leader.
Fact Check: How Often a Search Ends Without Answer
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