Today: April 26, 2024
K-9 officers John McAulay and Jeffrey Loomis put on a show with their dogs, Murphy and Riggs, and Officer Michael Panza dons the bite suit, during a demonstration at Monroe’s Night at the Park.
The dogs search for evidence, sniff out drugs and tackle a suspect, bravely played by Panza, to the delight of the children in the crowd at the annual event held at Wolfe Park Tuesday.
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