Kimball’s K9 Certified

(KIMBALL, Neb.) — KPD announced that Lucy passed her drug detection certification.

The Kimball Police Department is proud to announce that our K9, Lucy, has officially earned her Nebraska certification as a drug detection dog!

This accomplishment is the result of countless hours of training and dedication from both Lucy and her handler. With this certification, Lucy will play a vital role in keeping our community safe by assisting in drug enforcement efforts and serving as a visible reminder of our commitment to protecting Kimball.

We are excited to have Lucy as part of our team and look forward to the important work she will continue to do for the citizens of Kimball and surrounding areas.

-KPD

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Wednesday Jul 22 2026 - Scanner News - Panhandle Scanner News

As a follow-up to yesterday's early morning breaking story from WNCC, on Tuesday morning at approximately 3:42 am, the Scotts Bluff Police Department was dispatched to WNCC as security had located a subject attempting to gain access to parked vehicles. Scottsbluff officers arrived on scene and located a subject wearing a mask and carrying a backpack. The subject said he was going to shoot and kill officers and continued telling officers to shoot him. The male ran from officers and was able to climb onto the roof of the Auto-tech building. Scottsbluff Police determined the male subject to be in a mental health crisis. The male then laid down on the roof and refused to comply with officer commands. During the live event, Panhandle Scanner obtained a live streamed video from the subject himself. In the video, he complained that he wasn't getting the help that he needed, and he was making demands to see his kids and get something to eat and drink. After several hours, the situation was resolved peacefully, and the subject is currently getting the help that he needed. For full details on the story and who it was, visit our news page at Panhandlescanner.com. Our continued prayers for that situation. There was also some police activity on the EWC campus in Torrington, but don't be alarmed. What started yesterday will continue today as the Torrington Police Department is hosting a regional training event at Eastern Wyoming College focused on law enforcement response to active threat incidents. So yesterday and today, there is a significant law enforcement presence at EWC. Please be aware that this is a training event. For all these stories and more, be sure to visit our Panhandle Scanner Facebook page and our news page at Panhandlescanner.com. That's going to do it for today's news.