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CHENNAI: Chennai metropolis police’s canine squad has received three Belgian shepherd puppies. City police commissioner Sandeep Rai Rathore named the three puppies ‘Charles,’ ‘Lando’ and ‘Carlos’.
“The new puppies might be given particular coaching to work in coordination with police, making certain the continued success of the sniffer canine squad in sustaining public security,” mentioned Rathore.
The Chennai police sniffer canine squad operates from Kilpauk and St Thomas Mount underneath the supervision of sub-inspectors of police. The squad includes 21 sniffer dogs (excluding the three puppies), every with specialised coaching.
“Fourteen dogs specialize in bomb detection, making certain fast and correct identification of potential threats. Six dogs are used for crime detection, and one canine is utilised for drug detection,” mentioned a police officer. The squad already has two Belgian shepherds.
The Greater Chennai Police’s sniffer canine squad performs a vital position in aiding regulation enforcement in numerous circumstances, together with homicide, theft, bomb detection and drug detection, in response to a launch. The extremely educated dogs use their eager sense of scent to determine proof and potential threats, resulting in the arrest of criminals.
Five dogs, which have retiring from service, are being maintained on the canine kennel in Madhavaram. “These dogs receive the necessary care and respect they deserve after their years of dedicated service to the force,” mentioned the discharge.
“The new puppies might be given particular coaching to work in coordination with police, making certain the continued success of the sniffer canine squad in sustaining public security,” mentioned Rathore.
The Chennai police sniffer canine squad operates from Kilpauk and St Thomas Mount underneath the supervision of sub-inspectors of police. The squad includes 21 sniffer dogs (excluding the three puppies), every with specialised coaching.
“Fourteen dogs specialize in bomb detection, making certain fast and correct identification of potential threats. Six dogs are used for crime detection, and one canine is utilised for drug detection,” mentioned a police officer. The squad already has two Belgian shepherds.
The Greater Chennai Police’s sniffer canine squad performs a vital position in aiding regulation enforcement in numerous circumstances, together with homicide, theft, bomb detection and drug detection, in response to a launch. The extremely educated dogs use their eager sense of scent to determine proof and potential threats, resulting in the arrest of criminals.
Five dogs, which have retiring from service, are being maintained on the canine kennel in Madhavaram. “These dogs receive the necessary care and respect they deserve after their years of dedicated service to the force,” mentioned the discharge.
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