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Arnold Police Department mourns loss of K9

On Oct. 29, Yano died, the department announced.
Credit: Arnold Police Department

ARNOLD, Mo. — The Arnold Police Department is mourning the loss of their beloved K9 Yano.

On Oct. 29, Yano died, the department announced.

A spokesperson said for several years, Yano helped his human partner patrol the City of Arnold with immense dedication and devotion. He was always ready to help his fellow officers and the public in time of need.

Yano specialized in narcotics detection and tracking.

‘Yano not only guarded our city but was called on numerous times to assist other neighboring municipalities and jurisdictions as well. It is with heavy heart and deep sadness we bow our heads and thank our friend and partner for his many contributions to our city. We were, and remain, a better department due to his dedication and service,’ The Arnold Police Department said on Facebook.

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