I have a big announcement – I’m retiring! I’ve loved getting to know everyone at the Capitol over the years, but it’s now time to relax. The best part? I’m retiring with full benefits that include unlimited belly rubs, naps and treats. Thanks to everyone who stopped by my party!
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Hey guys, meet my new friend, Tajga! He’s new the agency. We’re both Vizslas and both from Hungary. How cool is that? So much in common. I can’t wait to show him the ropes!
I’m sporting the “cone of shame” after a little accident during training. Nothing too serious. I hurt my paw while trying to find the correct explosive odor on two new scent wheels the State Patrol recently bought. I’ll be back in action in no time!
Wishing everyone a happy holidays! I hope you have a safe, warm weekend and get lots of presents. I’m trying so hard not to sniff around the tree – I don’t want this nose to ruin my surprises!
I’m excited to see a lot more people around the Capitol when the legislative session starts in a couple of weeks. I look forward to doing my part to keep everyone safe!
Just keeping my skills fresh with some training on the Capitol complex. I sit stationary like this when I detect an odor I’m trained on. Nothing is getting by this nose!
K-9 Keno is hanging up his leash after 5 years of service. He started in the Thief River Falls District before being assigned to Trp. Tyler Iverson in the Detroit Lakes District in 2019. Keno sniffed out hundreds of pounds of illegal narcotics during his career. Congrats, Keno!
Thirty-five new troopers took the oath today during a graduation ceremony for the 65th Training Academy. Welcome to the State Patrol and thank you for your service!
Our State Patrol drug K-9 teams completed their annual certification and training in Mankato this week. The teams searched for hidden drugs in a semi-trailer, in luggage and on buses. All of the MSP K-9 teams passed without missing anything!