Congratulations to State Police 246th Patrol K9 class graduates
These graduates have completed a rigorous 16-week training program, equipping them with skills such as locating missing persons, finding critical evidence, and providing essential support to law enforcement officers and the community.
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May 24, 2024, 12:17 PM
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Updated 23 days ago
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45ds agoConnecticut state police are celebrating the graduation of the 246th Patrol K9 Class, consisting of nine canine teams.
These graduates have completed a rigorous 16-week training program, equipping them with skills such as locating missing persons, finding critical evidence, and providing essential support to law enforcement officers and the community.
