Burnett County Sheriff’s Office Introduces Their Second K-9

BURNETT COUNTY — Burnett County now has a second K-9, ‘Croix’, and will be starting a 10-week intestive training along with his handler, Deputy Mangen, according to a press release from the Burnett County Sheriff’s Office.

Press Release

The Burnett County Sheriff’s Office would like to introduce our second K-9 “Croix.” Croix came to us from Slovakia. He is a one year old German Shepherd. He is a very big dog that has a calm demeanor.

Croix and his handler Deputy Bailey Mangen will be attending intensive training for 10 weeks. That training will involve narcotics detection, apprehension, article searches and search and rescue.  

We would like to thank the Burnett County Law Enforcement Citizen’s Auxiliary for their continuous fundraising efforts and thank you to all of the generous donors. Your support has made this possible.

Croix is our newest family member and we are very excited to see him get to work.

Please welcome Croix!

[Photo Credit to: KSW Photography]