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(FOX40.COM) — Two Belgian Malinois, two Dutch Shepherds, and four German Shepherds became official members of the California Highway Patrol on Friday. During a graduation ceremony held at the CHP Academy grounds in West Sacramento, the eight dogs were added to the agency’s Patrol and Narcotics Detection teams (5), Patrol and Explosives Detection teams (2), […]

If one thing is true about law enforcement, it’s that officers never know what they might encounter on any given shift. They strive to be prepared for the worst days.

If one thing is true about law enforcement, it’s that officers never know what they might encounter on any given shift. They strive to be prepared for the worst days.

The Police Department made the announcement in a April 19th, 2024 Facebook post introducing it's newest member, Rio. Rio is here to bust crooks and melt hearts until further notice.

A beloved K-9 at the Wyoming Police Department has passed away, according to the Wyoming Police Department Tuesday.

For decades, the Isle of Palms Police Department only had human officers on patrol. Last summer that all changed when Sandy joined the team.

Last week, Marshalltown Police Department K9 Teams attended the United States Police Canine Association Narcotics Detection Trial. The USPCA is an independent o

Pittsburgh Police’s K-9 Unit is mourning the loss of one of its retired officers.

The Tompkins County Sheriffs Office is excited to introduce their new narcotics detection K-9 Trip. Over 1400 votes were submitted to the sheriffs office to help choose the canines name.