Concealed drugs no match for good Shepherd’s nose Officer Trey, has done it again. The K9 member of Stanley’s Police Department recently came in for some praise after the furry friend and his …
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Concealed drugs no match for good Shepherd’s nose
Officer Trey, has done it again. The K9 member of Stanley’s Police Department recently came in for some praise after the furry friend and his superpowerful olfactory sense were involved in an assist outside the city.
“It has been a minute since our last K9 Trey post so here you go,” the proud department announced Sunday. “An arrest made this evening and more methamphetamine and paraphernalia taken off the street thanks to a detection by K9 Trey. Keep up the great work team!”
K9 Officer Trey’s handler is Officer Tyler Lewien. Per an article by Peter Tyson at pbs. org, a dog’s nose is 10,000 times more powerful than a human’s, on the low end.
Results of a recent bust involving Officer Trey of Stanley, including both drug and and various examples of paraphernalia.
Stanley Police Department photo.