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The Warren County Sheriff’s Department K-9 Unit’s primary role is that of supporting the Patrol and Criminal Investigation Divisions. In addition to regular patrol, canine deputies conduct high-yield drug searches, play a vital role in tactical apprehension, suspect threat and control, in crime scene reconstructions, and are successful in tracking perpetrators, rescuing victims and locating missing persons.
The Warren County Sheriff’s Department K-9 Unit’s primary role is that of supporting the Patrol and Criminal Investigation Divisions. In addition to regular patrol, canine deputies conduct high-yield drug searches, play a vital role in tactical apprehension, suspect threat and control, in crime scene reconstructions, and are successful in tracking perpetrators, rescuing victims and locating missing persons.
In January of 2019, K-9 Unit Kilo started his career. Kilo, along with his handler Deputy Jon Clark, has completed all of his certifications, and has already proven to be an asset to the team. We look forward Kilo having a long, illustrious career here at the Warren County Sheriff’s Office, as well.
For a brief history on dogs as a dynamic crime deterrent and an esteemed addition to law enforcement, visit Wikipedia.