Originally Posted by mpd61

And the MSP (ready and available as you said) was'nt called because...

Originally Posted by jettsixx

I have a question maybe someone on here can answer, Ok here is the scenerio, you have a subject that has warrants and for one reason or another you need assistance, however you dont call the state for help (even though they are available and willing to help), instead you have the Sherrif's department respond with there K9. Everything goes smoothly and suspect is in custody. Just wondering if the Sherriff's Department charges for the service or if it is covered under there budget.

Originally Posted by mpd61

And the MSP (ready and available as you said) was'nt called because...

Originally Posted by drunkcatcher

A one eyed dog? Tell me you're kidding.

Originally Posted by Sircopalot

"One eyed dog" Hmmmm, Could you explain? The State Police now have 40 K-9's inside 495 alone. But anyway, one eyed dog... You must tell us about your expierence with this one eyed wonder... Well?? Your credibilty is on the line here...When did you see this one eyed dog? I will confirm or deny this alledged one eyed dog once you give a little more info..Town? Date?

Originally Posted by K.Lavoie

It was covered by the Sheriff's Office when I was there about 2.5 yrs ago, but things could always change. The Sheriff's Office is always just waiting for call's because they are hated by most and never used.
When I was there a few years ago, one K-9 informed me of this one dept. that would go without a any K-9 instead of using them, even if one was needed.

Originally Posted by soup

Plymouth County BCI is extremely helpful. I called for a canine a couple of weeks ago and the K-9 was in Plymouth. He arrived within 15 minutes. I don't know of any dept that "hates" them with any sound reasoning behind it. They are a good group of people.