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First Responders
Meet Queen Creek police’s new members
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The Queen Creek Police Department has two new members – of the four-legged variety.
QCPD K-9 Obi and K-9 Jack are now working in the community with their handlers, officer Deanna Kuhn and officer Ryan Grossman.
The community will have a chance to meet the QCPD K-9 units at the upcoming Public Safety Day from 9-11 a.m., Saturday, Feb. 4 at 20727 Civic Parkway. For more information about Public Safety Day visit QueenCreekAZ.gov/PublicSafetyDay.
Obi and Jack will both be used for search and detection operations or tasks. Jack will be trained in narcotics detection. Obi is trained in explosives detection.
Both K-9s will also aid in locating missing or endangered people and fleeing suspects.
In a press release, the department states that having “canines trained in different scent disciplines is a valuable asset to the community and enhances the level of service they will be able to provide to Queen Creek residents.”
QCPD is also hosting a community outreach event in partnership with a local business. “Chips and Salsa with a Cop” from 5-7 p.m., Thursday, Jan. 19 at Someburros, 20707 E. Maya Road.
