Once again, the Garfield County Sheriff's Dept. K9 Officers go above and beyond.
See related story here.
"RIFLE, Colorado — A Grand Junction man led sheriff's deputies on two separate car chases, with a burglary in between, before they captured him at 1 a.m. on Saturday, Dec. 10, according to a report issued by the Garfield County Sheriff's Department.
Jason Allen Lewis, 28, faces charges of auto theft, eluding, reckless driving, hit and run, trespass, burglary, theft, criminal mischief and driving without a valid license...."
(Glenwood Springs Post Independent)
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December 15, 2011
November 15, 2011
SandBox Comments: Garco Sheriff "K-9"
How many of you knew Garfield County Sheriff has such a terrific K9 force?
The original K9 hero? Dual purpose German Shepherd, K9 Kelo, handled by Commander Bill Middleton.
Then came K9 Drogen. And the latest addition of K9 Cio.
Sgt. Jim Schuckers oversees the K-9 program. Started the K9 Handler School with K9 Toben and his current partner is K9 Falcos.
Cpl. Brent Baker is paired up with one year old K9 Ejon, a German Shepard from Slyvokia.
Corporal Josh Craine originally partnered with K9 Drogen. Now, his partner is K9 Cio (pronounced "see-yo".
Corporal Chad Whiting and K9 Bak were certified as a team through the Colorado Police Canine Association.
Commander Kurt Conrad received his K9 Handler Training with the help of K9 Toben. His current partner K9 Blitz is the county’s only explosives detection K9.
Garco Sheriff:
"...The K9 Unit is a tremendous asset to the department’s work in narcotics interdiction, fugitive investigation, helping ensure a particular area is free of explosives, and locating evidence and lost articles. The unit routinely works with the School Resource Officers throughout the county, as well as public demonstrations at community events. In addition to assisting patrol deputies in day to day operations the Garfield County Sheriff’s Office regularly works with and assists the Two Rivers Drug Enforcement Team, (TRIDENT), the Colorado State Patrol, (CSP), and the various municipal agencies throughout Garfield County..."
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The original K9 hero? Dual purpose German Shepherd, K9 Kelo, handled by Commander Bill Middleton.
Then came K9 Drogen. And the latest addition of K9 Cio.
Sgt. Jim Schuckers oversees the K-9 program. Started the K9 Handler School with K9 Toben and his current partner is K9 Falcos.
Cpl. Brent Baker is paired up with one year old K9 Ejon, a German Shepard from Slyvokia.
Corporal Josh Craine originally partnered with K9 Drogen. Now, his partner is K9 Cio (pronounced "see-yo".
Corporal Chad Whiting and K9 Bak were certified as a team through the Colorado Police Canine Association.
Commander Kurt Conrad received his K9 Handler Training with the help of K9 Toben. His current partner K9 Blitz is the county’s only explosives detection K9.
Garco Sheriff:
"...The K9 Unit is a tremendous asset to the department’s work in narcotics interdiction, fugitive investigation, helping ensure a particular area is free of explosives, and locating evidence and lost articles. The unit routinely works with the School Resource Officers throughout the county, as well as public demonstrations at community events. In addition to assisting patrol deputies in day to day operations the Garfield County Sheriff’s Office regularly works with and assists the Two Rivers Drug Enforcement Team, (TRIDENT), the Colorado State Patrol, (CSP), and the various municipal agencies throughout Garfield County..."
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