Battlefords RCMP welcomes new patrol pooch

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The PDS can be called upon for a wide variety of tasks — including tracking, searching for missing persons, drug detection, apprehending criminals, searching property and persons for evidence, crowd control, high-risk calls and vehicle stops, as well as for police/community presentations.

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While he’s new to the role, Soap was put to the test recently in a domestic violence case. 

“We located a suspect who fled the police from a domestic assault,” Pyne said. He added Soap also assisted on another recent domestic assault case and located the suspect by tracking the individual.

“It led to both of the suspects’ arrests,” Pyne said.  

The RCMP Police Dog Services has been with F Division since 1935.  PDS units are located strategically throughout the province, including North Battleford, Meadow Lake, Prince Albert, Swift Current, Saskatoon, Regina and Yorkton. Currently the F Division has seven police dogs.

In addition to serving the RCMP, Police Dog Services also assist municipal police-field personnel in investigations.

angela.brown@jpbg.ca

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