Virginia Department of Corrections K9’s receive donation of body armor
Read full article: Virginia Department of Corrections K9’s receive donation of body armorThe Virginia Department of Corrections’ K9s, including Anubis, Ben, Chako, Cyrus, Doc, Eros, Faro, Farron, Gus, Hector, Jeff, Max, Mickey, Rio, Speedy, Tango, Tommy, and Woodrow, have received bullet and stab protective vests thanks to a charitable donation from the non-profit organization Vested Interest in K9s, Inc. Each vest is embroidered with the sentiment “In memory of K9 Rivan, Virginia DOC, EOW 4-2-24.”
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Local law enforcement, state police to retire K9s as marijuana becomes legal in Virginia
Read full article: Local law enforcement, state police to retire K9s as marijuana becomes legal in VirginiaIn three weeks, a big change is coming to the Commonwealth as Virginia’s new law to legalize recreational use of marijuana will take effect. The change impacts police departments across the state and their K9 officers.
