IRON COUNTY, Utah, Aug. 20, 2020 (Gephardt Daily) — The Iron County Sheriff’s Office is sharing its pride in a K-9 officer who prevented the possible sale of about 30 pounds of methamphetamine.
“Deputy Brandon Kelly and K9 Link were called to assist UHP on a traffic stop,” a social media statement says.
“After showing behavior consistent with the odor of narcotics, a search of the vehicle was conducted,” the ICSO statement says.
“Approximately 30 pounds of meth were located inside the vehicle.”
Link also got congratulations in the form of follower posts:
“The goodest of boys!!,” one commenter said.
“Good boy. Get those drugs off the street,” a second follower said.
“Hope K9 Link got a extra treat and a good ear scratch!,” said a third person of the dozens to offer doggie and officer praise.
