Deputy Congratulates K-9 for Bringing Down Suspect: 'That's My Man'
The dog caught some suspected car thieves.
Police bodycam footage in Florida caught the moments a deputy and his K-9 sidekick worked together to catch some suspected car thieves.
Last Saturday, Deputy Nick Carmack of the Pasco County Sheriff's Office pursued a Ford Expedition that was believed to have been stolen.
When the vehicle crashed into a telephone pole, the driver fled on foot and a K-9 officer named Shep was deployed to apprehend him.
As Deputy Carmack was attempting to catch up to Shep and the driver, the passenger exited the vehicle in what cops say was an attempt to flee.
Deputy Carmack detained the passenger then directed the passenger to run with him to locate Shep and the driver.
That's when Carmack says he found the driver dragging Shep away in an attempt to flee. "Get off my dog, bro. Get off my dog," Carmack said.
The driver soon gave up when Deputy Carmack caught up with him and Shep, whose teeth had a vice-like grip on the suspect.
"That's my man!" Deputy Carmack said.
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