LAKE OSWEGO K-9 OFFICERS JOSH DAY AND BRYAN MCMAHON PLACE 1ST AND 3RD OVERALL IN WASHINGTON COUNTY K9 TRIALS
Posted: August 9th, 2010 2:58 PM
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On Saturday August 7, 2010 The Washington County Sheriff's Office held their sixth annual K-9 Trials competition at Century High School. The trials are for area police dogs and their handlers to complete against one another. The K9 Trials competition included:
•Area Searches for Suspects and Evidence
•Fastest Dog
•Suspect Apprehension
•Extraction of Suspect from Vehicle
•Handler (Officer) Protection
Lake Oswego Officer Josh Day and his K9 "Charger" took 1st place out of a field of eight handlers and their dogs. The crime fighting team won the coveted "Top Dog" Trophy for overall best handler and dog. This is Officer Day's and Charger's second "Top Dog" award now winning back to back "Top Dog" Trophies for the second year in a row.
Lake Oswego Officer Bryan McMahon and his K9 "Kia" won 3rd place overall. This was Officer McMahon's and Kia's first K9 competition.
Lt. Doug Treat stated, "Both handlers and their dogs did an outstanding job. It's hard enough on the street but even harder to compete against your peers and then to win clearly demonstrates the commitment of both the Officers and their K9 partners."
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