Bryan County Sheriff’s Office Newest Member K-9 Hares

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We would like to introduce the newest member of our Bryan County Sheriffs Office team. 

K-9 Hares, Hares is a year and a half old Belgian Malinois. Hares holds certifications for tracking, narcotics and apprehension. Hares will be teamed with Lieutenant Frank Burrola as his handler. 

We would like to thank the Choctaw and Chickasaw Nations with their help in getting a K-9 program started at the Bryan County Sheriffs Office. Working together will make Bryan County a safer place to live.

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