On a Tuesday afternoon in November 1999, Deputy Sheriff James Kenney, a 62-year-old Caucasian male, was part of a team of officers with a difficult task. They were closing in on an escaped inmate from the Cloud County Jail, who had fled to a residence in Morganville, near Clay Center, Kansas. A six-year veteran of the Clay County Sheriff's Department, Kenney was not just a deputy; he was the founder of the department's canine unit, and his loyal partner, a police dog named Copper, was with him a
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