OCALA, Fla. — The Marion County Sheriff’s Office is working on a plan to add additional firearm detection dogs that can be deployed on school campuses.
The Sheriff’s Office currently has two firearm detection dogs that are trained to sniff out firearms, bullets, gun oil, and black powder. They work alongside school resource officers, and currently rotate among middle and high schools during random school searches.
The Sheriff’s Office wants to up its security by adding two more dogs…