The Aberdeen Police Department’s Drug Dog Zero helped take dangerous drugs off the street this week.
The Aberdeen Police Department’s Drug Dog Zero helped take dangerous drugs off the street this week. On Sunday Aberdeen police confronted three males in a motel parking lot and discovered they all had warrants out for their arrests. After searching the suspects and finding pills, meth and heroin, K9 Zero was brought in by officer Slater to do a walk around their vehicle and he hit on possible drugs in the car. When officers searched the vehicle, they discovered over 900 fentanyl pills. Charges are now pending against those suspects.
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