Rockland County Sheriff K-9 Officer Neary and K9 Galli Complete Prestigious National Police Bloodhound Association Man-Trailing Course

Rockland County Sheriff K-9 Officer Neary, alongside his loyal K9 partner Galli, recently completed the National Police Bloodhound Association’s (NPBA) intensive man-trailing course in South Carolina. This prestigious training program is recognized for its rigorous standards in teaching law enforcement officers and their K9 companions advanced skills in tracking and locating missing persons or suspects.

Held annually, the NPBA course attracts law enforcement teams from across the country, focusing on enhancing K9 officers’ ability to follow scent trails over long distances and varying terrain. Officer Neary and Galli’s successful completion of the course is a testament to their dedication to ensuring the safety and security of Rockland County residents.

Sheriff’s Office representatives praised the pair for their commitment to honing their skills, noting the vital role K9 units play in local law enforcement. With this advanced training, Officer Neary and K9 Galli are now better equipped to assist in search-and-rescue operations, further strengthening Rockland County’s law enforcement capabilities.

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