State police: K-9 team graduates from intensive 15-week training program
The Patrol K9 Class graduates completed an intensive 15-week training program.
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Dec 22, 2023, 11:55 AM
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Updated 369 days ago
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17h agoConnecticut State Police recently announced the graduation of its most advanced patrol canine team.
The Patrol K9 Class graduates completed an intensive 15-week training program.
The program included locating missing family members, finding critical evidence during investigations and community engagement.
The K-9s are now ready to serve and protect their communities, according to police.
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