Walla Walla Suspect Says He ‘Learned His Lesson’ After Previous K-9 Arrest
Our awesome K-9 officers are at it again, as another K-9 takedown in Walla Walla proves that crime doesn't pay.
Wanted Suspect Learns From Previous K-9 Encounter, Surrenders Peacefully
In a posting from the Walla Walla Police Department, on July 8th, a suspect with an outstanding warrant came face-to-face with K-9 Hoss.
Repeat Fugitive Surrenders Rather Than Face Walla Walla Police Dog
Walla Walla Police were dispatched to the 1900 block of Melrose Ave in the middle of the night with the belief that the 27-year-old suspect was inside the residence
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At first, the suspect refused to exit, and the police issued several warnings that K-9 Hoss would be released by its handler.
After several minutes, the suspect surrendered to authorities without force.
As the suspect was being booked into custody, he recalled a previous arrest last year where he got bitten by K-9 Hoss and wasn't looking for a repeat performance.
In a previous arrest last year, the same suspect barricaded themself and was wanted on several felony warrants. K-9 Hoss was released and quickly apprehended and found the same suspect.
This time around, the suspect had no interest in encountering K-9 Hoss again.
All we have to say about that is "Good Boy".
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