Beloved Haltom City K-9 Retires After Fighting Crime For Almost A Decade

HALTOM CITY (CBSDFW.COM) - After close to a decade finding drugs, tracking down people and biting bad guys for the Haltom City Police Department, beloved K-9 F.I.L.O. has retired.

Thank you for your service F.I.L.O. (credit: Haltom City Police Department)

The Belgium Malinois, whose name stands for First in, Last Out" rode around with his handler, Sgt. Russell, mostly during the nights and helped numerous agencies throughout Texas when they called for help.

The department said F.I.L.O. met hundreds of children at schools, attended every Haltom City Jr. Fire/Police camp, performed countless demonstrations and "received tons of head scratches and belly rubs from thankful citizens and delighted kids."

He will retire to the country where he will spend the rest of his days with his handler just doing regular dog stuff such as chasing squirrels and tearing up slippers.

Merci pour votre service!

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