Dakota, a German Shepherd, was born in Slovakia July 2002.
He was put into full service by the Vancouver, (WA) Police Department in July 2005.
His handler was Officer Roger Evans.
Tracking k-9 Dakota was slain with a .357 Magnum revolver while tracking with his handler Officer R. Evans. They were trying to capture a suspect.
The "person" who shot Dakota was charged for the killing. Not going to say this murderer's name because this is about Dakota.
A sculpture was made and is located at the Vancouver Police Department's east precinct office in Cascade Park.
The sculptor, a Milwaukee, Oregon artist and owner of Sculptural Stone Design, Mark McLean, donated the sculpture.
He was put into full service by the Vancouver, (WA) Police Department in July 2005.
His handler was Officer Roger Evans.
Tracking k-9 Dakota was slain with a .357 Magnum revolver while tracking with his handler Officer R. Evans. They were trying to capture a suspect.
The "person" who shot Dakota was charged for the killing. Not going to say this murderer's name because this is about Dakota.
A sculpture was made and is located at the Vancouver Police Department's east precinct office in Cascade Park.
The sculptor, a Milwaukee, Oregon artist and owner of Sculptural Stone Design, Mark McLean, donated the sculpture.
Dakota, a German Shepherd, was born in Slovakia July 2002.
He was put into full service by the Vancouver, (WA) Police Department in July 2005.
His handler was Officer Roger Evans.
Tracking k-9 Dakota was slain with a .357 Magnum revolver while tracking with his handler Officer R. Evans. They were trying to capture a suspect.
The "person" who shot Dakota was charged for the killing. Not going to say this murderer's name because this is about Dakota.
A sculpture was made and is located at the Vancouver Police Department's east precinct office in Cascade Park.
The sculptor, a Milwaukee, Oregon artist and owner of Sculptural Stone Design, Mark McLean, donated the sculpture.
He was put into full service by the Vancouver, (WA) Police Department in July 2005.
His handler was Officer Roger Evans.
Tracking k-9 Dakota was slain with a .357 Magnum revolver while tracking with his handler Officer R. Evans. They were trying to capture a suspect.
The "person" who shot Dakota was charged for the killing. Not going to say this murderer's name because this is about Dakota.
A sculpture was made and is located at the Vancouver Police Department's east precinct office in Cascade Park.
The sculptor, a Milwaukee, Oregon artist and owner of Sculptural Stone Design, Mark McLean, donated the sculpture.
