police dog sniffs out missing elderly person
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Flash, the bloodhound, is eight months old.
- Officer Lyle, Flash's handler, mentioned that the dog's favorite treat is chicken, implying a reward for his successful search.
Flash? Oh boy does that ever sound like a familiar name!
No coincidences.
Where did Disney get it?
Where did Disney get it?
How long did it take the dog to find RC?
Traditionally, the “elderly” are considered to be those persons age 65 and older. By that definition, in 1987 there were just over 30 million elderly people in the United States, more than 12 percent of the total U.S. population of nearly 252 million.
The Elderly Population - Medicare - NCBI Bookshelf.
I don't feel elderly.
The Elderly Population - Medicare - NCBI Bookshelf.
I don't feel elderly.
Officer Killed In Line Of Duty
Suspect and K-9 dead, deputy injured after chase crosses into Fulton County
Author: Makayla Richards
Published: 7:35 AM EST November 14, 2024
Updated: 11:04 AM EST November 14, 2024
FAIRBURN, Ga. — A man and Coweta County Sherriff Office K9 are dead, and a deputy was hurt after they were involved in a late-night high-speed chase on Wednesday that ended in a shooting.
The chase crossed from Fairburn into Fulton County. The chase began around 11 p.m. when a deputy attempted to stop a Chrysler 300 on North Highway 29 near Tommy Lee Cook Road for a registration violation.
According to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation, the driver, identified as 23-year-old Jason Wilson, refused to pull over and accelerated to 110 mph.
To stop the vehicle, the deputy executed a PIT maneuver. The driver then opened fire using an AK pistol, hitting both the deputy and K-9 Titan. That's when the deputy and other officers from Fairburn Police Department returned fire, hitting and killing Wilson.
According to deputies, K-9 Titan was struck multiple times and pronounced dead at the scene.
Suspect dead, Coweta County K9 killed after multi-county chase, shootout
Suspect dead, K9 killed after multi-county chase, sources say
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By Darryn Moore, WSB-TV and WSBTV.com News StaffNovember 14, 2024 at 10:12 am EST
Suspect dead, K9 killed after multi-county chase, sources say
FAIRBURN, Ga. — A suspect and Coweta County Sheriff’s Office K-9 are dead following a chase and shootout late Wednesday night.
Sources initially confirmed the deadly shootout to Channel 2′s Darryn Moore early Thursday for Channel 2 Action News This Morning.
The sheriff’s office later identified the K-9 killed in action as K-9 Titan. According to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation, the suspect was identified as 23-year-old Jason Andre Wilson of Atlanta.
The Coweta County Sheriff’s Office says a deputy tried to pull over a driver in a Chrysler 300 on Hwy 29 near Tommy Lee Cook Road around 11 p.m. Wednesday.
The driver took off and led the deputy on a high-speed chase into Fulton County. The deputy performed a PIT maneuver and tried to take the driver into custody with help from K-9 Titan.
The sheriff’s office says the driver shot Titan multiple times and the K-9 died. The deputy shot back at the driver, who was pronounced dead at the scene.
Suspect and K-9 dead, deputy injured after chase crosses into Fulton County
Author: Makayla Richards
Published: 7:35 AM EST November 14, 2024
Updated: 11:04 AM EST November 14, 2024
FAIRBURN, Ga. — A man and Coweta County Sherriff Office K9 are dead, and a deputy was hurt after they were involved in a late-night high-speed chase on Wednesday that ended in a shooting.
The chase crossed from Fairburn into Fulton County. The chase began around 11 p.m. when a deputy attempted to stop a Chrysler 300 on North Highway 29 near Tommy Lee Cook Road for a registration violation.
According to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation, the driver, identified as 23-year-old Jason Wilson, refused to pull over and accelerated to 110 mph.
To stop the vehicle, the deputy executed a PIT maneuver. The driver then opened fire using an AK pistol, hitting both the deputy and K-9 Titan. That's when the deputy and other officers from Fairburn Police Department returned fire, hitting and killing Wilson.
According to deputies, K-9 Titan was struck multiple times and pronounced dead at the scene.
Suspect dead, Coweta County K9 killed after multi-county chase, shootout
Suspect dead, K9 killed after multi-county chase, sources say
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South Fulton County
Suspect dead, Coweta County K9 killed after multi-county chase, shootout
By Darryn Moore, WSB-TV and WSBTV.com News StaffNovember 14, 2024 at 10:12 am EST
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Suspect dead, K9 killed after multi-county chase, sources say
FAIRBURN, Ga. — A suspect and Coweta County Sheriff’s Office K-9 are dead following a chase and shootout late Wednesday night.
Sources initially confirmed the deadly shootout to Channel 2′s Darryn Moore early Thursday for Channel 2 Action News This Morning.
The sheriff’s office later identified the K-9 killed in action as K-9 Titan. According to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation, the suspect was identified as 23-year-old Jason Andre Wilson of Atlanta.
The Coweta County Sheriff’s Office says a deputy tried to pull over a driver in a Chrysler 300 on Hwy 29 near Tommy Lee Cook Road around 11 p.m. Wednesday.
The driver took off and led the deputy on a high-speed chase into Fulton County. The deputy performed a PIT maneuver and tried to take the driver into custody with help from K-9 Titan.
The sheriff’s office says the driver shot Titan multiple times and the K-9 died. The deputy shot back at the driver, who was pronounced dead at the scene.
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