This could have been the local newspaper's headline for last Friday. Of course, if you read the whole article, you would discover that the drugs were planted by Officer Kennedy from the Dover Police Department during his "Dectective Dog Demonstration" on Thursday. Officer Kennedy and his police dog, Ace, presented the program for the children participating in our summer reading program, "
Get a Clue @ Your Library".
Officer Kennedy explained what type of dog makes a good "detective", how they are trained, who they live with (he is responsible for Ace), and the proceedures the officer and the dog follow in order to locate drugs in a building or a vehicle.
The highlight of the program was not only watching Ace at work (he found the hidden drugs in 2 seconds flat) but also being allowed to pet him!
Officer Kennedy explained what type of dog makes a good "detective", how they are trained, who they live with (he is responsible for Ace), and the proceedures the officer and the dog follow in order to locate drugs in a building or a vehicle.
The highlight of the program was not only watching Ace at work (he found the hidden drugs in 2 seconds flat) but also being allowed to pet him!
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