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Trussville honors retiring police K-9 Leo after nearly nine years of service
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Trussville honors retiring police K-9 Leo after nearly nine years of service
TRUSSVILLE, Ala. — The Trussville City Council honored Leo during its April 28 meeting, a retiring Trussville Police Department K-9, where they recognized his nine years of service with TPD. Leo is a Belgian Malinois Shepherd cross breed and joined the department in August 2017 after graduating from Alabama Canine’s training program. He served alongside his handler, Sgt. Nate Holloway. During the meeting, Mayor Ben Short thanked Leo for his year…
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