(KRON) — A retired Bay Area police K9 has crossed over the rainbow bridge. The Pittsburg Police Department is in mourning Sunday for the loss of K9 officer Jager.
“It is with deep and profound sadness that we announce the passing of one of our beloved retired K9s,” the Pittsburg Police Department wrote on social media.
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Jager was known for his dedication to work, attentiveness and charming personality, Pittsburg PD said. The German shepherd from Slovakia became a member of the Pittsburg Police Department in June of 2016. He served as the first explosives-ordinance detection K9 in the department’s history.
“Jager served the citizens of Pittsburg with his handler, Officer Morris for 7 years,” Pittsburgh PD said. “They were an incredible duo. Jager is credited with two apprehensions, countless surrenders and also assisted in locating ammunition to include firearms.”…