Police Dog Enzo is Cheshire Constabulary Dog Unit’s newest qualified police dog.
PD Enzo, who is working alongside his handler PC Kate Sheehan, successfully completed his intensive training course this week and is now officially licensed as a General Purpose Dog.
After weeks of hard work, commitment and professionalism from PC Sheehan, Enzo is ready to take to the streets of Cheshire and play his part in keeping our communities safe by helping to make Cheshire a hostile place for criminals.
Inspector Nick Bamber said:
“PC Sheehan has worked tirelessly to meet the demanding standards required in this specialist area of policing.
“What’s often unseen is the level of skill and discipline required of our handlers, who train continuously, maintain rigorous operational standards and undergo regular re-licensing.
“Every deployment is the product of a wider team effort, from the handler on the ground to the specialist trainers and kennel staff whose expertise ensures our dogs work safely, lawfully and effectively.
“Our specialist training team’s professionalism and dedication has been central to Enzo and Kate’s development so I’d like to take this opportunity to thank them for all their hard work in training up another formidable crimefighting team.”
Pictured - PC Sheehan and PD Enzo.
Drug dealer told to pay back more than £31,000
Man charged with drugs offences in Crewe
Man ordered to pay back thousands of pounds of criminal gains
Man jailed following burglaries in Congleton and Sandbach
Evidence sought for right of way claim
Knutsford Town Mayor invites community to Civic Parade
Police deliver training to bus companies to help spot signs of child exploitation
Food waste caddies make their way to residents
Don’t lose your vote! Residents urged to check their voter registration details
Man jailed for drug dealing in Middlewich
Beech Hall School Honoured as ‘Winner’ in Prestigious National School Awards
Prolific Northwich offender jailed
Getting Congleton Bloom Ready
Man jailed for stalking his ex-girlfriend with fake Tinder profile
Free summer sessions now open for the Holiday Activities and Food Programme
New ‘showstopper’ coming to Macclesfield park this summer
Cheshire East Council launches Community Voices panel
Cheshire East Council to host recruitment open day for waste and recycling roles
Say NO MORE to domestic abuse during the World Cup
Comments
Add a comment