Nonprofit buys police dog bullet-proof vest
One of Milford's finest and furriest is safer thanks to some help from a nonprofit organization. Police say the group "Vested Interest" provided Zeus with a bullet and stab-proof vest which costs $950.
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Apr 3, 2015, 4:52 PM
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Updated 3,574 days ago
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One of Milford's finest and furriest is safer thanks to some help from a nonprofit organization.
Police say the group "Vested Interest" provided Zeus with a bullet and stab-proof vest which costs $950.
Zeus and his handler, Officer Emily Covelli, finished their training in December.
Zeus has been patrolling Milford ever since.
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