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Escambia Sheriff’s K-9’s Compete To Be Top Dog
March 24, 2014
The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office, along with the Pensacola Police Department played host to 49 K-9 units from throughout the south last week during the USPCA Region 1 K9 Trials.
Members of the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office K-9 unit and their awards are as follows:
- Kelly Hall (Drago)
- John Zabelle (Ivan)
- Kevin Biggs (Argo)
- Chris Collier (Baro)
- Jason Land (Edo, 18th overall)
- Patrick Crossley (Dasty, Top Dual Dog, Top Over-All Narcotics, 3rd in 4 Man Team)
- Mike Carr (Iwan, 3rd in 4 Man Team)
- Mark Smith (Jeck, 17th overall, 3rd in 4 Man Team)
- Wayne Gulsby (Caleb, 1st in Overall Search)
- Mike Milstead (Mink, 3rd in 4 Man Team)
- Jason Potts (Askon, 4th Overall Search, 14th overall)
Pictured top: K-9 Edo. Pictured below. Deputy Wayne Gulsby (left) and K-9 Caleb, and Deputy Jason Land with Edo. Pictured bottom: Escambia County K-9 officers. Reader submitted and courtesy photos by Kim Carr, Dellaina Jordan and Jason Bondurant for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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5 Responses to “Escambia Sheriff’s K-9’s Compete To Be Top Dog”
Keep up good work guys I love y’all guys. Hoped see y’all pensacola interstate fair next month hoped get meet y’all at
Fair
I also went Thursday night and was really blown away by these dogs and the training they have to go thru. I had a great time and was glad to see our tax dollars well spent, good job to the dogs & their handlers.It was really educational for me & my wife & daughter that went.
Great job Officer Gulsby and Officer Caleb. You two do a awesone job representing Escambia County. Wayne your parents are proud of you, I know they are not with us anymore but they see everything you still do in life. Congratulations to all of you. Its not a easy job by no means.
Congrats Wayne & Caleb!
I went and saw these K9s and their handlers Thursday night at Woodham Middle School, I have to say it was an amazing experience to see how the K9s are so well trained and obidant. The officers themselves put on a couple of senarios to show how they handled some situations and explained how and why the K9s do or do not attack. Congratulations to all the K9s and their handlers and keep up the work that you do and the sacrifices you all do day to day to make this county a better place.