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"Kansas City police say there were no new developments overnight in the search for the person or people responsible for random shootings on Kansas City metro highways and roadways.ATF dogs and officers were seen checking areas along Interstate 435 at Grandview Road near the Grandview Triangle on Thursday morning as the search for a suspect or suspects continue.\u00A0 These teams were also seen searching other highways on Wednesday.Investigators used specially trained dogs in the search for ballistic evidence. They said there are about 40 of these dogs in the United States and three are now helping in the search.The dogs can detect 19,000 different components used in explosives, some of which are left behind after a bullet is fired.Click here for images of the search\"The ATF dogs have had a fantastic track record both with ballistic evidence and explosive evidence across the country and across the world detecting those things and finding them so they can be recovered by investigators and turned over to forensic laboratory personnel,\" said ATF spokesman John Ham.Police are investigating as many as 20 incidents where someone has fired shots at vehicles on metro highways, including some cases where passengers have been hit by gunfire.Kansas City police spokesman Tye Grant had a message on Wednesday for whoever is responsible for the shootings.\"You're not shooting at a car. You're shooting at a car with a person in there. There's an intent to cause harm to that person in that car. That's aggravated assault. Some people call that attempted murder,\" he said. \"There's consequences to the person that is doing that act, it might be jail for life, so this is not a game. It has real consequences.\"Several police agencies continue to investigate the incidents.Police said people who drive in the areas where the shootings have taken place should not change their routines, but should stay vigilant and report anything they see that's suspicious.Late Thursday the Leawood Police Chief told KMBC 9 News that a bullet was removed from a Leawood home in connection with the investigation, but gave no other details.11833402"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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