FARMINGTON -- Franklin County commissioners voted Tuesday to accept a donation of police dog named Abbie to the Franklin County Sheriff's Department. In exchange, they agreed to give a $6,000 charitable donation receipt for tax purposes to the donor, Von Woden Kennels in Weld, owned by county Deputy B. David Rackliffe. Sheriff Dennis Pike told commissioners that Jack, one of the county's police dogs, is retired. He is Deputy Chris Chase's dog.
JACKSON - Last week's East Coast earthquake has delayed the federal trial of a Mississippi sheriff's deputy accused of allowing his police dog to attack a man for no reason. The trial of Billy Charles Scott Jr. had been scheduled to begin Monday in federal court in Aberdeen. Authorities asked for a delay last week because a federal prosecutor involved in the case needed to go home to Washington when his house was damaged by the Aug. 23 earthquake that rattled the East Coast. The 5.8-magnitude earthquake was felt from Georgia to Canada.
At 22 months old, Grim is just a puppy and loves to play with his favorite toy. But, unlike most dogs, he only is rewarded with his toy after he completes the mission at hand - which can range from sniffing out a bomb to tracking a criminal.
By BOBBY WARREN Staff Writer
The last of a string of hot dog sales to help a Kanawha County sheriff's deputy who was diagnosed with cancer earlier this year will be held today. Cpl. Greg Eplin found out in June that he has Stage 4 colon cancer. Eplin, 44, was working as court bailiff for Circuit Judge Charlie King. He has been with the sheriff's department since 1997.
A Cumberland County sheriff's deputy testified Monday that his tracking dog sniffed for about 20 minutes outside a Standish house where a home invasion had been reported, but failed to find any scent suggesting an assailant had run from the home. Alfred Winslow, the deputy who worked with the dog, named Jag, said the German shepherd picked up relatively fresh scents among the cars parked in Linda and Jeffrey Dolloff's driveway and next to the garage, along with an older track leading to the house next door owned by Dolloff's brother. But the dog detected nothing outside any doors or windows in Linda and Jeffrey Dolloff's home.
Kanawha County sheriff's deputies are rallying to support one of their own as he begins a battle with colon cancer. Chief Deputy John Rutherford said Cpl. Greg Eplin was diagnosed last week with stage four colon cancer.
By MARK MOREY YAKIMA-HERALD-REPUBLIC
BLOUNTVILLE, Tenn. - A Tennessee sheriff's deputy arrested on a drunken-driving charge wound up in a dog house before he was taken to the big house. The Kingsport Times-News reported the details of a Tennessee Highway Patrol arrest report, which said 47-year-old Samuel Monroe Bledsoe was kicking the windows of a trooper's cruiser on his way to a hospital for a blood test.
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