Soon after he was sworn in as police chief, James Haldenwang praised the ongoing efforts of the Stafford Township Police Department’s personnel pertaining to physical fitness and pertinent skills.
TOP DOGS: Stafford Township Police Det. Zach Wiatrowski and his K-9 partner, Venus, show off their awards after showcasing their skills at the United States Police Canine Association National Narcotics Detection Trials in Texas. (Supplied Photo)
Det. Zach Wiatrowski and his K-9 partner, Venus, showcased their skills June 2-5 at the United States Police Canine Association National Narcotics Detection Trials in Texas.
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