SACRAMENTO, Calif. – The California Highway Patrol has proudly welcomed four new K-9 teams to its force. These teams will enhance public safety and help in detecting illegal activities throughout the state.
The graduating class consists of three Belgian Malinois and one Dutch Shepherd. The CHP says that these dogs are trained to apprehend offenders and detect illegal drugs, playing a crucial role in officer and public safety.
“Police K-9s have proven their usefulness time and again in the situations officers face daily,” said CHP Commissioner Sean Duryee. “They are hardworking, loyal partners who wake up each day ready to serve. Each of these specialized teams has dedicated time and effort to succeed on the streets, and we are excited to welcome them to our team,” Duryee said…