APD Welcomes New K9 Team

Friday, March 17, 2023 at 6:54 AM

Officer Chad Pearsall and his K9 partner, Police Dog Mac, have passed their certification through the Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission.

Another crime fighting team will hit the streets of Aberdeen next week. Officer Chad Pearsall and his K9 partner, Police Dog Mac, have passed their certification through the Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission to become a certified patrol team. Officer Pearsall and K9 Mac are trained in building searches, evidence searches, tracking, and handler protection. Officer Pearsall and K9 Mac will start their first patrol shift as a certified team later next week.

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