Hobart hosts top dog K-9 training
January 12, 2012 11:08PM
Indiana Department of Homeland Security Search and Rescue K-9 Training Program Manager Lillian Hardy walks Synder, a Belgium Malinois, after an air scent search training exercise in Hobart, Ind. Thursday January 12, 2012. Several officers from the South Korean police force are visiting to receive training from Lillian Hardy, Indiana Department of Homeland Security Search and Rescue K-9 Training Program Manager, and Northwest Indiana K-9 officers through the Hobart Police Department. Also pictured from left are South Korean Police officers Heejae Yang, a K-9 handler; Yeondae Jung, a crime scene analyst; Sangil Kim, a crime scene investigator; and Hobart Police Cpl. Bill Granzow. | Stephanie Dowell~Sun-Times Media
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Updated: February 14, 2012 10:29AM
South Korean officers joined local agencies in canine search-and-rescue exercises in Hobart on Thursday. They received training from Lillian Hardy, manager of the Indiana Department of Homeland Security search and rescue K-9 training program, and Northwest Indiana K-9 officers. The Hobart Police Department facilitated the exercises.
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