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K-9 Diana joins LCSO for drug detection, patrol
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K-9 Diana joins LCSO for drug detection, patrol
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — The Laramie County Sheriff’s Office expanded its K-9 unit Wednesday with the swearing-in of its newest team: Deputy Adam Hall and K-9 Diana. K-9 Diana, who now wears badge number K-21, and Hall recently finished a 10-day initial training course focused on handler–canine relationship building and obedience. The team is scheduled to begin an additional six-week program to develop skills in tracking, patrol work and drug detection.…
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