Edmonds police dog retiring after nabbing 166 suspects during nearly 10 years of service
After nearly 10 years of service, an 11-year-old Edmonds police dog will retire on Thursday.
K-9 Hobbs and his partner, Sgt. Jason Robinson, have responded to more than 500 calls, apprehended about 166 suspects, and found 113 pieces of evidence, according to Edmonds police.
Hobbs came to the Edmonds Police Department from Germany in September 2013. Hobbs and Robinson were first certified in December of that year. The team also achieved master-level certification multiple times while working for the department.
“Hobbs was an asset to law enforcement all over Snohomish and north King counties, fearlessly pursuing suspects who fled into the community,” Edmonds PD said in a news release.
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