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MIAMI – Falco, a retired Miami Police Department veteran police dog, died, the department reported on Friday.
Falco became certified as a felony apprehension and narcotics detection dog on July 2009 and served until September 2015.
“Falco lived out the rest of his years comfortably at home with his handler Ofc. Monleon and family,” a spokesperson for the department wrote on Twitter. “09-06 K9 Falco.”
RIP Falco 🙏🏼🦮 In July of 2009 he became certified as a felony apprehension and narcotics detection dog. He served the Miami community until September of 2015. K9 Falco lived out the rest of his years comfortably at home with his handler Ofc. Monleon and family. 09-06 K9 Falco. pic.twitter.com/QHo0xVcZe9
— Miami PD (@MiamiPD) August 7, 2020