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Police use sponge round, dog to arrest woman after Timaru threats

Police use sponge round, dog to arrest woman after Timaru threats
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A 61-year-old woman was arrested in Timaru, New Zealand, after police used a sponge round and a police dog to subdue her following threats to kill. The incident occurred after a vehicle pursuit and a standoff, resulting in the woman being hospitalized for a dog bite.

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The incident highlights police use-of-force protocols and the escalation of public safety threats in local communities.

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The report relies on official police statements and eyewitness accounts without taking a stance on the police's actions.

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