Monday, June 29, 2015
Wednesday, June 24, 2015
Blue Alert Foundation Vesting Two More Florida K9s - (Sanford Police Dept.)
The Blue Alert Foundation is Proud to Donate two (2) Bullet and Stab Protective vests to The Sanford Florida Police Department’s K9s Edo and K9 Aramis. The vests will be embroidered with the sentiment “This vest donated by the Blue Alert Foundation”.
K9 Edo is a 2 ½ year old Belgian Malinois/German Shepard Hybrid assigned to Officer William Harrison at the Sanford Police Department in Sanford, Florida. Officer Harrison has been a K9 Handler with the Unit since November 2013. K9 Edo was purchased by the Sanford Police Department from Southern Coast Kennels located in New Smyrna Beach, FL in 2013. K9 Edo has completed over 640 hours of training and is certified in Patrol Operations and Narcotics Detection. In his off duty time, K9 Edo loves to watch his handler do yard work while he lounges by the pool with his favorite toys. K9 Edo also loves spending time with his two brothers; a Chocolate Labrador Retriever named Ale and his most favorite buddy Bagel the cat. K9 Edo has a strong dislike for felony suspects who attempt hide or to flee from the law. Just like his handler, K9 Edo knows when to flip the switch, the sweet K9 Edo who lets the cat show him who is boss at the house turns into an outstanding Patrol K9 when the time presents itself. His body gets tense, his ears go up, and there is only one mission on his mind. When the sound of the patrol car starts up, that is K9 Edo’s favorite part of the day because he knows its work time and he truly loves his job.
K9 Aramis is a 6 ½ year old German Shepherd assigned to Officer Hector Rosado at the Sanford Police Department in Sanford, Florida. Officer Rosado has been a K9 Handler with the unit since November 2013. K9 Aramis was purchased by Sanford Police from Kreative Kennels located in Turlock, CA in 2009 when he began his formal training. K9 Aramis has completed over 640 hours of training and is certified in Patrol Operations and Narcotics Detection. In his off duty time, K9 Aramis likes to play with his family at home consisting of his handler and female members of the family including a female Shih-Tzu. Perhaps this might be the reason he likes to flirt so much with the ladies. He receives his medical attention from a female Veterinarian and he likes attention from the Police Chief’s Assistant, she adores him and he knows it! Most importantly, he loves being pampered and attended by mom and the girls at home. Females are definitely his weak point, whereas males are a different story. He has a strong dislike for suspects who are intent on assault, escape, or evasion. His whole body changes; his ears go up and his chest comes out. Work is his adrenaline and he truly loves every minute of it.
New K9 graduates as well as K9's with expired vests are eligible to participate. The program is open to law enforcement dogs who are US employed, certified and at least 19 months of age.
The Blue Alert Foundation Raises Funds for these Vests through its Web Site: Vest Donations
This is the 4th and 5th K9 Vests Donated through the Foundation's Vest Program.
We are are now Working to Raise Funds to Vest K9 "Charlie K" of the New Port Richey Florida Police Department.
K9 "Charlie K" is Named after Fallen Tarpon Springs Florida Officer, Charles R. Kondek Jr. E.O.W. 12-21-2014
Please make any amount of an Donation to help Vest a Police K9. Your Donation is 100% Tax Deductible
The Blue Alert Foundation is a 501(c)3 Tax Exempt Non-Profit.
If Any Questions, Please use our Contact Page
K9 Edo is a 2 ½ year old Belgian Malinois/German Shepard Hybrid assigned to Officer William Harrison at the Sanford Police Department in Sanford, Florida. Officer Harrison has been a K9 Handler with the Unit since November 2013. K9 Edo was purchased by the Sanford Police Department from Southern Coast Kennels located in New Smyrna Beach, FL in 2013. K9 Edo has completed over 640 hours of training and is certified in Patrol Operations and Narcotics Detection. In his off duty time, K9 Edo loves to watch his handler do yard work while he lounges by the pool with his favorite toys. K9 Edo also loves spending time with his two brothers; a Chocolate Labrador Retriever named Ale and his most favorite buddy Bagel the cat. K9 Edo has a strong dislike for felony suspects who attempt hide or to flee from the law. Just like his handler, K9 Edo knows when to flip the switch, the sweet K9 Edo who lets the cat show him who is boss at the house turns into an outstanding Patrol K9 when the time presents itself. His body gets tense, his ears go up, and there is only one mission on his mind. When the sound of the patrol car starts up, that is K9 Edo’s favorite part of the day because he knows its work time and he truly loves his job.
K9 Aramis is a 6 ½ year old German Shepherd assigned to Officer Hector Rosado at the Sanford Police Department in Sanford, Florida. Officer Rosado has been a K9 Handler with the unit since November 2013. K9 Aramis was purchased by Sanford Police from Kreative Kennels located in Turlock, CA in 2009 when he began his formal training. K9 Aramis has completed over 640 hours of training and is certified in Patrol Operations and Narcotics Detection. In his off duty time, K9 Aramis likes to play with his family at home consisting of his handler and female members of the family including a female Shih-Tzu. Perhaps this might be the reason he likes to flirt so much with the ladies. He receives his medical attention from a female Veterinarian and he likes attention from the Police Chief’s Assistant, she adores him and he knows it! Most importantly, he loves being pampered and attended by mom and the girls at home. Females are definitely his weak point, whereas males are a different story. He has a strong dislike for suspects who are intent on assault, escape, or evasion. His whole body changes; his ears go up and his chest comes out. Work is his adrenaline and he truly loves every minute of it.
New K9 graduates as well as K9's with expired vests are eligible to participate. The program is open to law enforcement dogs who are US employed, certified and at least 19 months of age.
The Blue Alert Foundation Raises Funds for these Vests through its Web Site: Vest Donations
This is the 4th and 5th K9 Vests Donated through the Foundation's Vest Program.
We are are now Working to Raise Funds to Vest K9 "Charlie K" of the New Port Richey Florida Police Department.
K9 "Charlie K" is Named after Fallen Tarpon Springs Florida Officer, Charles R. Kondek Jr. E.O.W. 12-21-2014
Please make any amount of an Donation to help Vest a Police K9. Your Donation is 100% Tax Deductible
The Blue Alert Foundation is a 501(c)3 Tax Exempt Non-Profit.
If Any Questions, Please use our Contact Page
Sunday, June 7, 2015
Richard Matt, David Sweat, convicted murderers, escape from NY maximum-security prison, police say
Richard Matt, David Sweat, convicted murderers, escape from NY maximum-security prison, police say
Cuomo says 48-year-old Richard Matt and 34-year-old David Sweat are "dangerous individuals" who escaped through an elaborate plot. Officials are trying to determine where they got the power tools.
DANNEMORA, N.Y. - New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo says two convicted murderers used power tools to cut through steel walls and escape from a maximum-security prison near the Canadian border.
Cuomo says 48-year-old Richard Matt and 34-year-old David Sweat are "dangerous individuals" who escaped through an elaborate plot. Officials are trying to determine where they got the power tools.Authorities say Matt and Sweat were discovered missing from the prison Saturday morning.Cuomo spoke Saturday at the Clinton Correctional Facility in Dannemora after joining law enforcement authorities to trace the men's escape route.
Sweat is serving a sentence of life without parole in the slaying of a Broome County sheriff's deputy in 2002. Matt is serving 25 years to life for the beating death of a man in 1997.
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