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Setting their sights on real-world scenarios
Published: October 20. 2010 4:00AM PST
Central Oregon Emergency Response Team members move into position during a training exercise Tuesday afternoon at an empty house near the intersection of Northeast Eighth Street and Northeast Penn Avenue in Bend. About 30 members of the tri-county SWAT team were involved in the training, which included a simulated incident in which armed suspects had taken a hostage inside the home. The team trains twice a month, and does at least six large-scale scenario drills each year.
Rob Kerr / The Bulletin
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