Yakima County K9 Zuza Retiring After a Successful Career - newstalk870.am

The Yakima County Sheriff's Office is losing one of the best.

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K9 Zuza's last shift with the department was Thursday evening with her partner and handler, Deputy Nick. Ward.

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According to a Facebook post made by the Yakima County Sheriff's Office, the two began spending their time together at the beginning of 2018. They officially became a working team in May 2018.

To her credit, Zuza has quite an impressive record.

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The amazingly successful K9 has 138 captures, including a mass murderer, and an accused rapist. Zuza assisted the Yakima County Sheriff's Office in taking many other dangerous criminals off the streets.

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Thank you for your service K9 Zuza. Hopefully, you can enjoy some time to play. You can read more below.

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