Police K9 left in patrol car dies in Cherokee County
Officials in Cherokee County have confirmed that a police K9 is dead after being left in a hot patrol car for several hours. The Cherokee Marshal’s Office and Cherokee Sheriff’s Office responded to the home of an unnamed school resource officer on Friday evening. According to a preliminary investigation, a female Belgian Malinois named Inca was left in the officer’s patrol unit at about 4:15 p.m. The officer went into his home to “deal with another dog” inside the home. Officials said that around 7 p.m., the officer remembered Inca was still in the patrol car and found the police canine dead in the rear of the patrol unit. Inca will be taken to the University of Georgia for a necropsy.
Officials in Cherokee County have confirmed that a police K9 is dead after being left in a hot patrol car for several hours. The Cherokee Marshal’s Office and Cherokee Sheriff’s Office responded to the home of an unnamed school resource officer on Friday evening. According to a preliminary investigation, a female Belgian Malinois named Inca was left in the officer’s patrol unit at about 4:15 p.m. The officer went into his home to “deal with another dog” inside the home. Officials said that around 7 p.m., the officer remembered Inca was still in the patrol car and found the police canine dead in the rear of the patrol unit. Inca will be taken to the University of Georgia for a necropsy.
Police K9 left in patrol car dies in Cherokee County
Officials in Cherokee County have confirmed that a police K9 is dead after being left in a hot patrol car for several hours. The Cherokee Marshal’s Office and Cherokee Sheriff’s Office responded to the home of an unnamed school resource officer on Friday evening. According to a preliminary investigation, a female Belgian Malinois named Inca was left in the officer’s patrol unit at about 4:15 p.m. The officer went into his home to “deal with another dog” inside the home. Officials said that around 7 p.m., the officer remembered Inca was still in the patrol car and found the police canine dead in the rear of the patrol unit. Inca will be taken to the University of Georgia for a necropsy.
Officials in Cherokee County have confirmed that a police K9 is dead after being left in a hot patrol car for several hours. The Cherokee Marshal’s Office and Cherokee Sheriff’s Office responded to the home of an unnamed school resource officer on Friday evening. According to a preliminary investigation, a female Belgian Malinois named Inca was left in the officer’s patrol unit at about 4:15 p.m. The officer went into his home to “deal with another dog” inside the home. Officials said that around 7 p.m., the officer remembered Inca was still in the patrol car and found the police canine dead in the rear of the patrol unit. Inca will be taken to the University of Georgia for a necropsy.
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