Henry County Sheriff’s Office welcomes two new four-legged officers K-9 Raja and K-9 Buford graduated after putting in hard work at the academy
Two K9s graduated from the Henry County Sheriff's Office K9 academy. (WSLS)
HENRY COUNTY, Va. – The Henry County Sheriff’s Office has two new members of the force.
The department posted on Facebook on Saturday:
“Yesterday, Deputy Corey Waddell his K-9 Raja and Deputy Tyler Marinus with his K-9 Buford both graduated from K-9 school! We would like to
Best of luck to the dogs in their new job!
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