[ SHOWGSD-L ] Another Officer down......
- From: "Kay Reamensnyder" <bedkar@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <showgsd-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 24 Oct 2007 14:35:40 -0700
From "The Columbian"......Clark Co., WA. Oct. 24, 2007
Brush Prairie: The trackling dog Dakota was shot and killed Tuesday as teams
of SWAT
officiers closed in on an armed convicted murder....who allegedly had told an
acquaintance
he wanted to "kill a cop".
Dakota, a 5 year old German Shepherd owned by the Vancouver Police Department
was
shot in the head and killed about 3 1/2 hours after the police were called to
the Lewis & Clark
Railway tracks just east of NE Caples Rd. in Brush Prairie.
About 5:52 pm, an officier believed to be Dakota's handler, Vancouver Police
officier Roger Evans,
radioed that the dog had been found dead. "Don't bring the litter... I will
carry him out" the officier said.
The article went on to detail the successful career that Dakota and Officer
Evans had had in the
3 1/2 years they had been a team.
Kay Reamensnyder & Betty Doerpinghaus
HOME OF BEDKAR GERMAN SHEPHERDS
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