K-9 Units Clause Samples
The K-9 Units clause establishes the terms and conditions under which trained police dogs and their handlers are utilized in law enforcement operations. It typically outlines the responsibilities of the handlers, the standards for the care and deployment of the dogs, and the specific situations where K-9 units may be called upon, such as for search and rescue, narcotics detection, or suspect apprehension. This clause ensures that the use of K-9 units is regulated, safe, and effective, addressing concerns about liability, proper training, and the humane treatment of the animals involved.
K-9 Units. Employees and trainers of patrol canines shall maintain ownership of the retired canine under certain circumstances as determined by the Sheriff: That the K-9 would not serve the agency in a positive manner being reassigned to another handler. That the K-9 has been in service with the assigned handler for over 4 years That the handler agrees to the care and custody of the K-9 upon separation of employment.