Discreet Detection K-9 Services

Explosives & Drug Detection Canines

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Louisville, KY 40214

Our Detector Dogs - July 5th, 2008

Our Dogs in the News

From 9-11 to NASCAR to ASCO, our dogs are making news. Here are a few shots of them on location and in action.


Ron and Ajax at ASCO in Orlando.	Dana at ASCO in New Orleans.

Ron and Ajax walking at the Malvo trial.	Laika and Ajax at World Trade Center after 911.

Ron and Dana at the Super Speedway in Nashville	Dana and Laika searching vehicles.

Ajax at ASCO.

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Digging up our colourful past - St. Albans Observer
Members of the Herts & District Metal Detecting Society, with Mark Becher, second from right. St Albans' rich history is buried beneath our feet just waiting to be discovered. Anxious to dig up hidden treasures is a club of metal detector enthusiasts ... Read more...

300 new jobs expected within next 12 months - Newnan Times-Herald
About 300 new jobs should be making their way to Coweta County within the next year as several new companies get their buildings up this summer. The U.S. Department of Agriculture's "detector dog" training center at Creekside is "progressing rapidly ... Read more...

Persistence pays: Albany officer spots stolen ring - Albany Democrat-Herald
An Albany police officer this morning found a $1,300 men’s ring in a North Albany back yard, four days after it was stolen from Jordan Jewelers. Saturday afternoon, a man had taken the ring from the downtown store without paying, police said at the ... Read more...

UPDATED: Redding apartment fire kills cats - Record Searchlight
An apartment fire Wednesday night in downtown Redding did $60,000 worth of damage and killed two cats. The fire was contained to apartment 6, a Redding Fire Department spokesman said. The two residents escaped uninjured but their two cats died in the ... Read more...

Jammu, July 3 - Tribune
Operational chief of Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) in Kashmir Abu Atif was shot dead after an encounter in Pulwama today. Active in the valley for the past decade, Atif played a key role in the December 2005 terror attack on the Indian Institute of Science ... Read more...

Judge: President's 'State Secrets' Privilege Can't Shield Wiretapping - Wired
U.S. District Judge Vaughn Walker ruled late Wednesday that the government cannot assert the so-called "state secrets" privilege to automatically dismiss a lawsuit challenging President Bush's secret spying program adopted in the wake of the 2001 ... Read more...