NORTH RICHLAND HILLS (CBSDFW.COM) – After nine years, 41 apprehensions and 766 drug sniffs, North Richland Hills’ first K-9 named ‘Breta,’ is retiring.
The police department is holding a socially distanced drive-by event to formally reire the 10 year old Belgian Malinois.
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Breta (credit: North Richland Hills Police Dept.)
Breta was deployed 910 times during her career, and she found or was used for probable cause to find the following list of contraband:
• 834.45 pounds of Hydro Marijuana
• 18.3 pounds of Methamphetamine
• 12.6 pounds of Cocaine
• 83.1 pounds of Hash / Hash Oil / and Hash related edibles
• 223.1 grams of Black Tar Heroin
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• 251.6 grams of MDMA
• 69.9 grams of Mushrooms
• 2.9 grams of Crack Cocaine
• Seized 57 firearms
Pretty impressive! We salute you Breta.
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