CHARLOTTE — The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department announced the passing of another K-9 in their unit this week.
K-9 Koda served as a dual-purpose patrol and explosive detection canine from 2017 until his retirement in 2023.
Police say Koda’s bond with his handler Officer Tucker was “unbreakable.”
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“Throughout his career, Koda stood on the front lines — tracking suspects, locating evidence and ensuring public safety with his keen nose and fearless heart,“ CMPD said. ”Whether it was a late-night call, a high-risk operation or a major public event, Koda’s focus never wavered."
On Tuesday, the department said goodbye to another K-9 Cali.
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