LYNNWOOD, Wash. — Lynnwood Police says its K9 unit is officially certified in fentanyl detection.
The dogs also can detect meth, heroin, and cocaine.
“A big congrats to K9 Chase, Rico, and Cannon and their handlers who worked hard to achieve this certification,” the department wrote on ‘X.’
Our K9 unit is proudly one of the first in the area to be certified in fentanyl detection in addition to detecting meth, heroin, and cocaine. A big congrats to K9 Chase, Rico, and Cannon and their handlers who worked hard to achieve this certification! pic.twitter.com/Z15VNBTluD
— Lynnwood Police (@LynnwoodPD) October 4, 2024
The unit is one of the first in the area to be certified.
Last month, the Whatcom County Sheriff’s Office and the Bellingham Police Department announced that their units also became certified to help combat the ongoing opioid crisis.
Units from the Marysville Police Department and Anacortes Police Department also are certified.
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