Trained canines to bolster crime detection in Andhra Pradesh
The Andhra Pradesh Police showcased the capabilities of their newly trained canine unit, which includes Belgian Malinois and Dutch Shepherds. These dogs are trained in narcotics detection, assault, and search and rescue, and will now be integrated into the State Disaster Response Force.
Why it matters
The integration of specialized canine units enhances law enforcement's ability to handle complex crime scenes and disaster management.
In an impressive live demonstration, trained canines of the Intelligence Security Wing (ISW) of the Andhra Pradesh Police showcased their capabilities on Wednesday.
Be it tactical assault routines or sniffing out narcotics concealed wrapped in complex packaging, the skilled pack of Belgian Malinois and Dutch Shepherds demonstrated their prowess.
Accompanied by their handlers, the canines demonstrated flawless discipline, agility, and specialised tactical skills at the passing-out parade of the 23rd batch of canines and their handlers at the Canine Training Centre on the A.P. Special Police’s 6th Battalion premises near Mangalagiri on Wednesday.
In total, 36 canines completed their 10-month training in detection of explosives, narcotics, cadavers and in assault and Search & Rescue (S&R).
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