Drug Dog Demonstration

(KIMBALL, Neb.) — Monday, January 25, 2025, K9’s were seen at Kimball High School. The K9’s are specifically trained to check for drugs.

With Kimball County Sheriff’s Office, Laramie County’s drug dogs checked for drugs throughout the school and the parking lot. No drugs were located. The K9’s also demonstrated their bite dog attacking a handler. Thank you Laramie County for bringing your K9s down to Kimball County!

Thank you Laramie County for bringing your K9s down to Kimball County!
Kimball County Sheriff’s Office

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