because of the fact they want this badly. keep going. don t stop. once you stop, you re done. five more. come on, come on, come on. the next phase of the competition is the most anticipated. sergeant gary herman is a canine handler for the hillsborough county sheriff s office. he s here to give the deputies an opportunity to interact with his patrol dog, stitch, and to experience the strength of his jaws. just as a fleeing suspect would. that s what job is about, it s about doing different things, exciting things. i like to feel the adrenaline. it s great. you know you have a protecting suit on, still, it gets through the suit. it gets your skin. it s like little pinches and it hurts. there s my battle scars. i m feeling a little bit of anxiety, a little nervous. but basically want to get it over with and have it done. attaboy.
to make hourly security checks. everything all right? all right. normally you look for cracks on the bars, check the bars, check the locks, make sure everything is secured. you look inside the cells. make sure that the inmate population is not doing anything they re not supposed to. since drugs are frequently smuggled into this jail, specially-trained canine units are brought in to find them. corporal perez is the canine handler for miami-dade corrections and frequently conducts cell searches with his dog, sandy. we found a pound one day. another day we did, like, three quarters of a pound of marijuana here. so it is coming in. from itty-bitty amounts, one tenth of a gram, up to a pound. often the k-9 searches turn up other dangerous contraband. this is the type of stuff that i find sometimes doing a narcotics sniff with sandy. i m walking into the cell, kicking stuff around, looking under mattresses and i happened to pull some of these shanks
since drugs are frequently smuggled into this jail, specially-trained canine units are brought in to find them. corporal perez is the canine handler for miami-dade corrections and frequently conducts cell searches with his dog, sandy. we found a pound one day. another day we did, like, three quarters of a pound of marijuana here. so it is coming in. from itty-bitty amounts, one tenth of a gram, up to a pound. often the k-9 searches turn up other dangerous contraband. this is the type of stuff that i find sometimes doing a narcotics sniff with sandy. i m walking into the cell, kicking stuff around, looking under mattresses and i happened to pull some of these shanks out. i m not even looking for shanks. i just happened to stumble on these. don t trust any of them. none whatsoever. because they re not in here for singing too loud in church. you really want to protect your staff. that s what our lifeblood is, is the officers.
you ve got to have ten more in you. come on, come on. it s a really hard decision. somebody here is going to be excited when it s over. for the others there s going to be a certain level of dejection because of the fact i think they all want this badly. keep going. don t stop. once you stop, you re done. five more. come on, come on, come on. the next phase of the competition is the most anticipated. sergeant gary herman is a canine handler for the hillsborough county sheriff s office. he s here to give the deputies an opportunity to interact with his patrol dog, stitch, and to experience the strength of his jaws. just as a fleeing suspect would. that s what this job is about, it s about doing different things, exciting things. i like to feel the adrenaline. it s great. you know you got a protecting suit on, still, it gets through the suit. it gets your skin. it s like little pinches and it hurts.
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