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Monday, 12 April 2010 |
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Please get your K9 Courier articles to Mark Miller at
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before April 20th for inclusion in the next issue. |
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Last Updated ( Monday, 12 April 2010 )
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Monday, 12 April 2010 |
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Thanks to Algona PD for hosting a great trial! Here are the results of the 2010 Region 21 Trials: |
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Last Updated ( Monday, 12 April 2010 )
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Friday, 09 April 2010 |
He's built a national reputation as a law enforcement officer. But like all good things, his career is coming to an end.
"Tazer was a phenom as soon as he started," says Mower County Sheriff's Sergeant Jeff Ellis.
And he would know. Tazer is his K-9 partner
"Every regional event he has ever entered he has won," Ellis said. "So out of the regional events he's won 7, and 5 national titles as top dog in the country".
No dog has ever won more than two national titles. And Tazer's success could be because he blurred the line between "work" and "play".
"Having the dog want to work and do the job and not really being a job, but just play time".
And he's had an impact: "I would say at this point after his career he's well into the 400 arrest range with me," Ellis said.
After neatly a decade with Ellis and the Sheriff's Department, Tazer is retiring to become a family pet. And retirement brings some perks:
"He gets to eat people food now," Ellis said. "He was never allowed to in his training just because we didn't want that as a distraction".
And he's got some favorites: "I would have to say popcorn and peanuts. Those are his two favorite things".
And even though Tazer is ending his law enforcement career, he's leaving a strong legacy. At least seven of his sons are working as K-9 officers, two of them in Austin. |
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Drug Scale Disguised as CD |
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Written by Info
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Tuesday, 09 December 2008 |
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Officers James Tagart and Fred Morris, Williston (FL) Police Department located a music CD on a traffic stop. When opened the CD turned into a drug scale. Very sneaky and very clever, I am sure it was purchased and not “made into”. On the front cover was a picture with the script “Lets Rock” |
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 09 December 2008 )
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Sunday, 30 November 2008 |
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The time has come to get your applications in! Please get them to me ASAP! I will most likely be leaving at the beginning of January for 6 weeks for military leave, so the sooner you get them to me, the better! Thanks! Lori |
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