Bulloch County Sheriff’s Office mourns retired K-9 Pike after seven years of service

STATESBORO, Ga. (WTOC) - The Bulloch County Sheriff’s Office announced the death of retired K-9 Pike, who served the county for seven years alongside his handler, Sgt. Dustin Lanier.
The sheriff’s office said Pike assisted deputies with narcotics investigations, arrests and patrol operations. The agency credited Pike with helping keep deputies and the community safe.
The sheriff’s office extended its condolences to Lanier and his family and shared a final farewell to Pike.
“Rest easy, K9 Pike. Your service will never be forgotten. You are forever 10-42. We’ll take the watch from here, good boy.”
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