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Davis Sheriff announces loss of popular K-9 officer Nomos

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FARMINGTON, Utah, Jan. 20, 2023 (Gephardt Daily) — Officers here Friday announced the passing of one of their favorite canine co-workers.

“Beloved Nomos, a retired K-9 officer with the Davis County Sheriff’s Office, lost his battle with stomach cancer. Nomos was 9.5 years old,” according to the sheriff’s post on social media.

Nomos spent 6 1/2 years at the sheriff’s office, it reads, specializing in narcotics detection and apprehension.

“He was a 6-month-old pup when he first hit the streets of Davis County and quickly became one of our most successful K-9 officers. Nomos carried out the rest of his life right where he started, next to his favorite human, Lt. Johnson.

“It is never easy to lose one of our own, but we’re grateful Nomos is now playing catch pain-free alongside his brothers and sisters. RIP Nomos.”

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