Fort Myers Police Officers Association, I.U.P.A. Local #6065 Member Officer Urena and K9 Scout just underwent some important training with other statewide K9 staff.
Fort Myers Police Department shared about it on social media, “K9 TRAINING Officer Urena and K9 Scout recently attended the Florida Law Enforcement Canine Association (FLECA) Tracking and Detection Seminar alongside K9 teams and public safety professionals from agencies across Florida.”
They continued, “Hosted by FLECA and led by Toibas Gustavsson, the seminar focused on advanced tracking and detection techniques, providing valuable hands-on training and opportunities to strengthen skills, teamwork, and readiness in the field.”
The post included a video that you can watch here.
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