It didn’t take very long for the Chadron Police Department’s first K-9 officer to make her presence felt.
Police Chief Rick Hickstein says Sukey, a 2-year old German Shepherd, and her partner/handler Officer Seth Orsborn passed certification by the Nebraska State Patrol with flying colors last week, then made a bust on their first official shift together.
Hickstein says that during a routine traffic stop, Sukey alerted to the presence of drugs and a search found a small amount of methamphetamine that resulted in an arrest.
  Sukey is trained to alert to cocaine, methamphetamine, crystal meth, heroin, PCP, Fentanyl, Psilocybin, and MDMA – more commonly known as ecstasy.
She’s not trained to detect marijuana because it might become legal in Nebraska, at least for medical use, in the next few years.
Way to go guys! Good dog and, obviously, a great trainer. Keep up the good work.
good girl
No surprise here. He just got caught. Goes on in many forms.
Posted on wrong headline. It was for sherif