A retired police dog who served in Buckinghamshire has died at the age of 10.
Griff passed away on Friday afternoon (24/4), just weeks before his 11th birthday. Born on 14 May 2015, he completed police dog training in 2016 at the age of one.
Handled by now-retired Police Constable Pascoe, Griff served in Buckinghamshire for six years. During that time, he was deployed in a range of policing duties and was known for his tracking ability and effectiveness in locating suspects.
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He retired from service at the age of seven, at the same time as his handler.
After retirement, Griff lived on a farm, where he spent his remaining years.
Tributes have been paid to Griff, recognising his contribution to policing and his years of service.
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