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Declared unadoptable by the Humane Society, but called perfect by the Clay Township (OH) Police Department, Leonard has been named the first official police pit bull in Ohio.
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Declared unadoptable by the Humane Society, but called perfect by the Clay Township (OH) Police Department, Leonard has been named the first official police pit bull in Ohio. More Here.
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North Carolina's Clay County Sheriff's Office announced, proudly, that two new narcotic detection dogs had joined the team. Their names are Phantom and Sarah — and both are pit bulls, rescued from shelters and trained to be key members of the force.
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The XCAT detection system is designed to be fast, rugged, small, easy, multi-use, and affordable.
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Law enforcement personnel can now quickly and safely detect street drug W-18 and other lethal drugs with the newest library update for the Thermo Scientific TruNarc handheld narcotics analyzer.
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The XCAT now detects peroxides in addition to nitrates, nitramines, and nitroaromatics.
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The XCAT Explosives, Narcotics, and GSR Detection System can now detect TATP and HMTD in addition to Nitrates, Nitramines, and Nitroaromatics.
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Sas R & D Services Inc. of Florida has announced the release of "The Ultimate Neoteric Modular Videoscope," which they claim to be a world beating design, unlike any other videoscope on the market.
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With marijuana legalization one big step closer to becoming a reality in Canada, a Vancouver company says it has developed a prototype device for catching drug-impaired drivers.
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K-9 Kash, a 6-year-old Belgian Malinois, was diagnosed with cancer late last year but continued to work until July. He was the first in the United States certified to sniff out prescription drugs.
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