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A police officer is to face prosecution over the deaths of two police dogs in Nottinghamshire, BBC News has learned.A police officer is to face prosecution over the deaths of two police dogs in Nottinghamshire, BBC News has learned.
The German shepherd dogs were found dead in a private vehicle outside Nottinghamshire Police's headquarters on 30 June.The German shepherd dogs were found dead in a private vehicle outside Nottinghamshire Police's headquarters on 30 June.
The RSPCA confirmed that legal proceedings will be brought against an officer for allegedly causing unnecessary suffering to the animals. Legal proceedings will be brought against an officer for allegedly causing unnecessary suffering to the animals, the RSPCA confirmed.
The Met Office said it reached 28.1C (82.5F) in Nottingham on 30 June.The Met Office said it reached 28.1C (82.5F) in Nottingham on 30 June.
The RSPCA has said the force reported the incident to them on the day it happened and had co-operated with the charity in the investigation.
Anyone convicted of causing unnecessary suffering to an animal could face up to six months in prison and a £20,000 fine.