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Laurels & lances: Taking time and wasting time

Laurel: To pressing pause. Derry council is expected to consider a two-year moratorium before bringing the borough’s police dog program back into play. The program was disbanded in October following the death of police dog Smoke in August. Smoke was euthanized after being injured in fight with a family dog
United States Westmoreland County West Chester University Brandy Glick Dale Elizabeth Pehrsson Wendy Mackall

Derry to consider 2-year pause before revisiting future of disbanded K-9 program

Derry council is expected to consider a two-year moratorium on any revival of the borough’s police dog program, which was disbanded in October following the August euthanization of its police dog, Smoke. In addition to the moratorium, council Tuesday will consider allowing a privately funded memorial stone for Smoke at
Yvonne Earhart Lee Demosky Lori Latta Doug Sam Brandy Glick Smoke At Derry Community Park

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Protesters call for Westmoreland DA to reopen probe into Derry police dog's death

A handful of Derry residents protested Wednesday in front of the county courthouse in Greensburg, demanding that Westmoreland District Attorney Nicole Ziccarelli reopen an investigation into the death of the borough’s police dog. Protest organizer Yvonne Earhart claimed that the district attorney’s probe into the August death of Smoke, a
Melanie Jones Al Checca Yvonne Earhart Nicole Ziccarelli Brandy Glick Lee Demosky

Derry council disbands police dog program as residents vent anger over K-9 incident

Derry Borough residents had a lot of questions but didn’t get any answers from council members Tuesday night after they met for the first time since the Westmoreland County District Attorney’s office announced evidence does not support a criminal charge in the death of the borough’s police dog, Smoke. Several
Lee Demosky Douglas Sam Sara Cowan Alanna Derito Gaudiello Matt Wilson Brandy Glick

No evidence to support criminal charges in Derry police dog death, DA says

After investigating the death of Derry police dog Smoke, the Westmoreland County District Attorney’s Office said Wednesday there is “not evidence to support charging a criminal offense at this time.” The DA’s office said it conducted a “thorough and extensive investigation” into the euthanasia of the dog after an incident
Brandy Glick Lee Demosky Westmoreland County District Attorney Office Westmoreland County District Attorney Derry Solicitor Lee Demosky Westmoreland County

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