Harris County Constable Invests Seized Funds in New K9 Unit to Strengthen Fight Against Drug Dealers

Harris County Constable Mark Herman announced the addition of a new crime-fighting K9 to his department’s ranks, funded by money seized from local drug dealers. The K9, partnered with Deputy Phillips, recently completed a rigorous 10-week certification course and is now prepared to contribute to law enforcement efforts on the streets.

Constable Herman emphasized the ongoing commitment of his department to combat individuals seeking to harm or exploit citizens, particularly children. The funds utilized for acquiring the K9 were seized from those involved in the illicit sale of drugs to minors.

In a statement, Constable Herman expressed his belief in the value of investing seized funds in resources that actively contribute to the removal of drugs from the streets. The new K9 is expected to play a crucial role in tracking down individuals involved in drug-related activities and apprehending those attempting to evade law enforcement.

“I am proud of my entire K9 unit and the incredible work they do every day,” Constable Herman remarked, underscoring the dedication of his team to ensuring the safety and well-being of the community. The deployment of the new K9 reflects the department’s ongoing efforts to stay ahead in the fight against crime.