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The troopers were told by officers on the scene that the suspect had fired on them with a rifle. The troopers decided to deploy robots. They sent two PacBot 510 tracked robots and a SPOT four-legged robot dog, “to assist in locating the subject."
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The shopping center has had bomb-sniffing dogs for almost 20 years, but now they're teaching them to find guns as well.
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Brevard County Sheriffs deputy holds tight to partner's leash and pulls dog to safety.
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“The Dogs That Serve” tells the story of the NYPD Transit Bureau K9 Unit through the lens of photographer Margaret Foxmoore. The exhibit includes articles written by the unit's founding officers and those who currently serve.
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Bill proposes grants of up to $20,000 to help departments replace marijuana-sniffing dogs post-legalization.
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The costs of a police dog do not end with retirement. Hurricane's Heroes helps defray veterinary expenses after dog's retire.
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Legislation would standardize training, policies, legal principles, and reporting standards for police dogs.
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K-9 will assist with community policing and reaching the elderly population.
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The importance of picking the right breed for the law enforcement task at hand.
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Advocates assert the cost of police dogs, their vital role in public protection, and their bond with officers support the need for stricter penalties.
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