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Bloodhound Zane served four years with the Conyers Police Department. (Photo: Conyers PD)
A Conyers, Ga., police K-9 died Thursday evening after being left for hours inside his handler's patrol car. Zane, a 5-year-old bloodhound, was found dead at the handler's residence in Rockdale County, Georgia.
The bloodhound worked as a tracking dog with the department for four years, three with his handler, Cpl. Jerahmy Williams, according to Conyers Police Department spokeswoman Kim Lucas.
The Rockdale County Sheriff's Office responded to Williams' home Thursday and is conducting an investigation with the county district attorney's office, CNN reports.
Williams came home from a 12-hour shift at work and went to sleep feeling ill, according to Lucas. When Williams was getting ready for work in the afternoon, he discovered Zane dead inside his SUV, which was parked in his driveway. The dog had been in the car about 10 hours, Lucas said.
