CT State Police Canine Unit Graduates 181st Narcotic Detection Dog Class



The Connecticut State Police Canine Unit graduated eight narcotic detection K9 teams in a ceremony today, July 8, for the 181st Narcotic Detection Dog class.

The canine teams are all trained to detect narcotics, including heroin and Fentanyl. For the canines, all Labradors from Guiding Eyes for the Blind in NY, the graduation marks the culmination of an 11-week rigorous and intense training course. 

Connecticut State Police
Detective Joseph Miller & K-9 Shamus 
Detective Nathan Charron & K9 Hogan 
Detective Shawn Musial & K9 Iowa
Trooper First Class David Minsenti & K9 Yodel

Colchester Police Department
Officer Jonathan Goss & K9 Josefina - Colchester Police

Enfield Police Department
Officer Brian Croteau & K9 Putnam 

Hartford Police Department
Detective Zachary Kashmanian & K-9 Conner 

Stafford Police Department
Sgt James Kodzis & K9 David

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Submitted by New Milford, CT

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