Showing posts with label k9. Show all posts
Showing posts with label k9. Show all posts

Saturday, April 14, 2018

“stable but not out of the woods”

From the Milford Daily News, articles of interest for Franklin:

"Yarmouth K-9 Officer Sean Gannon’s police dog, Nero, survived a surgery Friday for injuries he received in the Thursday shooting that killed Gannon, according to a Facebook post from the Yarmouth Police Department. 
According to a post from the Dennis Veterinary Hospital, Nero, who was shot in the head and neck, was stabilized at the scene of the Marstons Mills shooting by the Cape Cod Regional Law Enforcement Council SWAT Team and then taken to an emergency veterinary facility. He was later transferred to a surgical facility and was described as “stable but not out of the woods.” 
Peter McClelland, a retired Yarmouth police officer who served in the K-9 unit, was with Nero throughout the night, according to the hospital’s post."

Continue reading the article online (subscription may be required)
http://www.milforddailynews.com/news/20180413/yarmouth-police-dog-shot-in-head-and-neck-survives-surgery


The Yarmouth Police Canine Unit was the first established canine unit on Cape Cod and originally deployed three canine teams
"The Yarmouth Police Canine Unit was the first established canine unit on Cape Cod and originally deployed three canine teams"
More about the Yarmouth, MA K9 unit can be found online  http://yarmouthpolice.com/k-9-division/

Thursday, July 7, 2016

K8 Axe graduates from Narcotics Detection training

K9 Axe and Officer Gilboy recently graduated from the Boston Police Academy's Narcotics Detection Course. 


K9 Axe
K9 Axe


K9 Axe is shown in the press release wearing his new bullet proof vest which was donated by MA Vest a Dog.  




For additional information and press releases from the Franklin Police Dept
http://town.franklin.ma.us/Pages/FranklinMA_Police/index


Thursday, September 3, 2015

K9 - Axe on the job

The Franklin Police Dept posted this PDF announcing the newest edition to their K9 squad. Axe, replaced Ehre who is transitioning into retirement.



Officer Mike Gilboy is seen with his new police dog Axe at the Franklin Police Department.  Daily News Staff Photo/ John Thornton
Officer Mike Gilboy is seen with his new police dog Axe at the Franklin Police Department.
Daily News Staff Photo/ John Thornton


According to the report in the Milford Daily News, Axe actually started working last year  http://www.milforddailynews.com/article/20140927/NEWS/140926818