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DAYTON — Dayton Police and Fire has a new K9 member.
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In a Facebook post Wednesday morning, Dayton Police and Fire announced that Officer N. Speelman and his new K9 partner, Scooby, completed the OPOTA training curriculum.
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According to the Facebook post, Scooby is certified as an explosives detection and patrol canine and is also trained in ballistic recovery.
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