Newest Member of Posey County Prosecutor's Office Has Four Legs

Cabarrus Sheriff’s wellness program expands to include therapy dog

CONCORD, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) -- The Cabarrus County Sheriff’s Office has expanded its employee wellness program with a new therapy dog.  Thanks to a grant, CCSO will receive Sage, a female Bernese Mountain Dog/Poodle mix, later this month.  At the Board of Commissioners July 7 Work Session, Chief Deputy Tessa Burchett and Wellness Sergeant Candis Elwood announced the grant award from Highland Canine Connect, based out of Harmony, North Caroli…

Newest member of Posey County Prosecutor's Office has four legs

HENDERSON, Ky (WEHT) - The Posey County Prosecutor's Office announced its newest team member, and she has four legs. Officials state canine advocate Mollie is a one-year-old Smooth Collie, and she recently graduated from Tri-State K9 University and K9 Angels Therapy Dogs. She also completed 32 weeks of training to be a certified therapy canine to help comfort victims in the Posey County criminal justice system. Officials also state as a canine a…

K-9 Advocate Mollie joins the Posey Co. Prosecutor’s Office

She recently graduated from Tri-State K9 University and K9 Angels Therapy Dogs.

Posey County Prosecutor's Office welcomes certified therapy K9 to its team

As part of her new role, Mollie the K9 has already made a positive impact by comforting a child victim of sexual assault during a jury trial last week.

K9 Knox retires from the El Paso County Sheriff's Office after seven years of service

The El Paso County Sheriff's Office (EPSO) has announced that K9 Knox has retired after seven years of service.According to EPSO, Knox began his career in 2018, when he served with Deputy Ronnie Hancock for three years.He was transferred to Deputy Gregory Stoneham in 2021, where he remained until his retirement.Knox was deployed over 250 times, resulting in over 50 arrests, a dozen surrenders, and several major seizures.The sheriff's office says…

EPSO K9 Knox retires after seven years of service

EL PASO COUNTY, Colo. (KRDO) -- El Paso County Sheriff's Office (EPSO) announced the retirement of K9 Knox today, July 17, after seven years of service in the county. EPSO says that Knox began his career in 2018, serving alongside Deputy Ronnie Hancock before transferring in 2021 to serve alongside Deputy Gregory Stoneham for the remainder of his service. "The bond I have with this dog is like no other. I'm closer with this dog than most anybody…