The K9 program is absolutely donor-funded and folks could make donations to assist with medical payments.
FOND DU LAC — Following Saturday’s capturing that led to one man useless and a police canine significantly injured, Fond du Lac regulation enforcement has been reaching out to make sure the neighborhood’s safety.
Oct. 14, metropolis cops and county deputies responded within the early morning to a disturbance involving weapons within the 500 block of Drury Place, the place a person inside a automobile exchanged gunfire with a sheriff’s deputy, based on the state Department of Justice.
The man was handled for accidents however died on scene, and Fond du Lac County Sheriff’s Office police canine Iro was significantly injured through the incident and handled at a veterinary hospital.
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Both the police division and the sheriff’s workplace shared gratitude on their respective Facebook pages for the neighborhood’s cooperation and persistence with the incident, and on Oct. 16, cops went door-to-door within the neighborhood to share Police Chief Aaron Goldstein’s letter providing assets and reassurance to their security, in addition to to satisfy with households and supply the information launch from the DOJ.
“Community security stays a precedence and the FDLPD stays dedicated to doing every little thing we will to make sure our residents really feel secure in our metropolis,” Goldstein mentioned within the letter. “I’m grateful every day for the way in which our FDLPD officers and Fond du Lac County Sheriff’s Office deputies work collectively to maintain our communities secure.”
Though the DOJ’s Division of Criminal Investigation continues to be investigating the incident and can present any updates going ahead, the sheriff’s workplace has been updating the neighborhood on the standing of the injured police canine.
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The police canine acquired therapy the day of the incident and underwent surgical procedure the subsequent day with the assistance of a blood transfusion from a veterinary technician’s canine, a yellow Labrador named Dwyer. As of Oct. 16, he has been awake and stays steady with no main setbacks, based on the latest update on the sheriff’s office Facebook page.
The sheriff’s workplace K9 program is absolutely donor-funded, and in response to neighborhood questions on medical payments and supporting this system, Sheriff Ryan Waldschmidt mentioned donations are accepted by test to “FDL Sheriff K9 Program” mailed to FDL Sheriff K9 Program, P.O. Box 1273, Fond du Lac, WI 54936-1273; in person by test or bank card on the sheriff’s workplace foyer window, 180 S. Macy St., from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday by way of Friday; or over the cellphone by calling 920-929-3372.
Contact reporter Daphne Lemke at [email protected].
