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| Berlin Police Officer Aaron Titerence is pictured with his K-9 partner Cyrus. Photo by Charlene Sharpe |
BERLIN – The town’s police department has bolstered its force with the addition of a second K-9.
Cyrus, a two-year-old Belgian Malinois, joined the Berlin Police Department in September. The K-9, who has been partnered with Officer Aaron Titerence, will help with everything from drug detection to crowd control.
“The K-9 program is a great asset because it provides added tools to look for narcotics or to track,” Berlin Police Chief Arnold Downing said.
Titerence, who’s been with the department for two years, says working with a K-9 has been one of his career goals.
“I grew up around dogs,” he said. “I like having the extra tool at my disposal. They can save your life.”
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8 comments:
Salisbury needs 2 dogs for all the thugs we have,why does Berlin of all places need 2 k9s ?
They need to cease the heroin which the CIA sells to dealers in the USA.
Jim Mathias wants to make sure he catches all the pot dealers before he and his Royal Plus mafia get the government enforced monopoly.
"seize the heroin", not "cease" as that would mean to stop it...
I think they mean cease as in the Clintons and their friends should cease bringing drugs into the US, selling them for a profit, arresting mainly blacks by the hundreds of thousands and taking the kickback from the prison industrial complex. The Clinton drug mafia can not "seize" what they already have.
When is there going to be a dog that chases scent for following criminals?
He didn't get the grow permit.
Berlin germany ?
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