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Charles Oliver | 7.22.2015 6:00 AM

(Conyers police)

A Conyers, Georgia, police officer has been placed on paid leave while the department investigates the death of his K9 partner. Cpl. Jerahmy Williams left Zane, a tracking dog, in a hot patrol vehicle for seven hours.

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Crackers Boy 11 years ago

And nothing else happened.

CB
Fist of Etiquette 11 years ago

I'm sure the K9 officer appreciated that at least it wasn't a lowly civilian responsible for its death.
Onemom26 11 years ago

He's lucky he didn't leave a child in an air-conditioned car for 30 seconds...

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