K9Furst Detection K9 Trng LLC

11/03/2024

🐕‍🦺If your looking for something fun to do with your dog or grow your bond. Get into Scent Detection "Nose Work". Email ([email protected]) or message (dm) me to get started today! 🐕
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Group and Private lessons being offered this Friday. Contact for further details!!

10/18/2024

Congrats K9 Dex! The challenges this dog brought to the table during training and his early years of being a detection K9 were well received. I learned a lot from Dexter. Over the years, I have been able to apply what I learned to other teams.

Thank you Dexter. Enjoy thenretired live.

Congratulations to K-9 Dexter on your retirement! After 4 years of helping to keep drugs off our streets as a narcotics detection dog, Dexter is retiring and will spend his days at home. Thank you Dexter for all your work and for being an amazing ambassador and protector of our community.

Dexter came to Folsom Police Department as a rescue from . He had way too much energy as a young dog to be a good family pet so the rescue thought he would be a good working dog. He passed his narcotics detection training with flying colors and joined our team in 2020.

10/17/2024

Hard work and training paying off! Great job Team Axel!!

𝐌𝐞𝐭𝐡 𝐅𝐨𝐮𝐧𝐝 𝐇𝐢𝐝𝐝𝐞𝐧 𝐈𝐧 𝐒𝐨𝐮𝐫𝐝𝐨𝐮𝐠𝐡

On Saturday September 21st, 2024 deputies were called to check on a vehicle behind the Raley’s in North Auburn. Once on scene, deputies saw signs of drug use inside the car. K9 Axel, who is trained in narcotics detection, conducted a narcotics sniff of the vehicle. He alerted on a loaf of sourdough. Deputies checked inside the bread and found suspected methamphetamine. There were also indicators of drug sales throughout the car. The two people inside the car showed signs of being under the influence of a stimulant. They were booked into jail on several charges including felony possession of a controlled substance for sale and for being under the influence of a controlled substance.

09/17/2024

Great job, Team Ace!!

Reposted from 🚨🐾 K9 Ace Excels at WSPCA K9 Trial 🐾🚨We are proud to announce K9 Ace and Sr. DPO Fristoe delivered outstanding performance at the Western States Police Canine Association (WSPCA) K9 trial hosted by the Ripon Police Department on Friday, September 13, 2024. Out of 15 regional K-9 teams, Ace demonstrated exceptional skills in various scenarios including patrol, narcotics and guns/ammo detection. 🏆Results: 1st place- guns/ammo vehicle search, 3rd place-guns/ammo building search and 3rd place- overall guns/ammo HUGE congratulations to Ace and Sr. DPO Fristoe for their hard work and impressive achievements!

09/11/2024

9/11 will live on forever as a day that changed America. Never forget! #911

09/04/2024

Hardwork and training pay off! Proud of this team! Yes, this activity to introduce drugs (soaked in to paper) into a custody setting (locally included) is happening daily, multiple times. All of the jails, locally, are seeing an increase in this criminal behavior.
Reposted from On August 20th, 2024, a BCSO correctional deputy was scanning the incoming mail to the inmates housed in the Butte County Jail. Two suspicious drawings were located inside one of the envelopes addressed to an inmate, Marqual Barnes, age 25, who is housed in the Butte County Jail. The mail was then placed out in an open area to conduct a search, using K-9 Discovery. K-9 Discovery indicated the suspicious drawings and envelope could have narcotics in it. Correctional deputies confiscated the drawing and the envelope to conduct an investigation.

During the investigation, the District Attorney’s Office sent correctional staff several jail phone calls they had previously scanned. In these phone calls, correctional deputies learned that Barnes conspired with Kayla Smith, age 24, of Chico, to send narcotics into the jail through the United States Postal Service (USPS).

At the end of the investigation, it was determined the pieces of paper containing the two drawings were soaked in Methamphetamine.

Barnes was booked on two new charges of 182(A)(1) PC – Conspiracy and 4573(A) – Smuggling a controlled substance in a jail.

A Ramey Warrant was issued for Smith for 182(A)(1) PC – Conspiracy and 4573(A) – Smuggling a controlled substance in a jail. Her arrest is pending.

The Butte County Sheriff’s Office would like to remind the public that it is a felony to send and smuggle narcotics into the jail. Furthermore, utilizing the United States Postal Service (USPS) to do such a thing, could be charged as a federal crime.

09/04/2024

Great job, team Ace! Keep it up!
Reposted from Recently, gang unit officers authored and executed a search warrant with the assistance of K-9, Ace. During the search, they located and seized two loaded fi****ms and narcotics packaging for sales. Subsequently, two individuals were arrested and booked into the Sacramento County Jail.

08/30/2024

When you find the that fits you!

07/22/2024

Yes, sir! God's been right next to her this whole time! You're doing great!!

Thank you all who have hit the send button, those who have hit the send button in other ways, and all who have sent well wishes/prayers!

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Yesterdayby Heather Coffer, Organizer

Tara is moving right along, getting better daily. Medical staff are hopeful to be discharging her this week! Next step…living in the city for 6 weeks, no longer than 30 minutes from UCSF. Chris and Tara will be staying in 3-4 bedroom home that has been offered A very reasonable amount for the next two months! As Tara continues to work on her recovery! Chris is excited to wake up and coffee together! It’s been a long road! Your contributions have made this possible. Thank you again.
Tara is in great spirits and pushing herself daily in her physical therapy to get moving and regain her freedom. her personality is coming back more and more each day
The feeding tube, trache, and most of the drain tubes (1 remaining) have been removed. She is reintroducing her pallet to food and of course, her eyes are much bigger than her stomach but she is taking it in strides and is excited to eat good food.
Tara's kidneys are bouncing back slowly (dialysis has become less frequent) because they are working in the right direction.

Time will tell!!!
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06/02/2024

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06/01/2024

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05/25/2024

Class 24-02 Narcotis K9 Detection class just graduated 4 great teams. Mammoth Lake PD, Fairfield PD, Contra Costa County S.O. and Sacramento S.O. it was a great class. I'm they will do great things as they grow their crafts.

04/07/2024

Thank you to the Keys to Inmate Management conference for allowing Whitney and I (Mail Team 6) to teach and share with Correction staff from throughout California. Thank you to our bosses for allowing this to happen and the ones for the support.

It was a great week! Hope to see you all in 2025.

Join 908 Devices at the Keys Conference on April 2-4. Don't miss the Placer County Mail Team 6 presentations April 3 at 8:00 am and April 4 at 13:00 pm detailing their experiences using our MX908 for drug detection and identification. More info: https://bit.ly/49eRmUU