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Jordan Detection K9 is the world wide leader in Electronic Storage Detection K9s. Most of our canines are second-career, choice-assistance dogs.

Chief Trainer Todd Jordan, trainer / handler of K9 Bear used in the Jared Fogle Subway Pitchman raid, specializing in electronic storage detection K9s. Our canines are hand-picked, based on their willingness to please and their willingness to work. We also work closely with several Labrador rescues, in order to give good dogs a chance at a fulfilling life. We believe the Labrador Retriever to be the best dog to be utilized for this type of work. Therefore, that is the only breed available through our company. Given the sensitivity of the nature of the search warrants, we are also finding the Labrador to be a wonderful breed when it is utilized around children involved in cases. The Labrador is a friendly breed that has proven to be an asset in the de-escalation of situations involving children during warrant and questioning situations. We select dogs with high energy and hunt drives. We believe that much like humans, dogs have very individual personalities. We believe it is of high importance to match our canines' personalities with their handler’s personalities. This is imperative to form the bond that a handler needs to have, in order to allow their canine partner to perform at a high level. We individually screen each handler to make sure we place the proper canine with you the first time. Our canines are ready to work prior to being placed with a handler. Todd Jordan’s experience as a canine handler and close working relationship with local agencies provides us the opportunity to train our dogs in situations they will experience in the field. Because our canines are thoroughly trained, the new handler will not have to attend months of training in order to begin utilizing the new dog. Our canines are taught to methodically search an area, whether large or small, using the same technique and manner each time. This method of training ensures your canine will complete searches the same way, each time, no matter the situation they are placed in.

10/19/2026

10/16/2026

We are heartbroken to hear of the passing of Detective Nieto. She had earned a K9 position at Pensacola PD and was supposed to be partnered with her ESD K9 in our November class. We want to extend our prayers and support to her family and her brothers and sisters at Pensacola PD.

Last night was incredibly difficult. We know the days ahead will bring more heartache for Detective Angela Nieto’s family and for our family here at the Pensacola Police Department. We also know that grief like this is not measured in days, but in the moments, milestones, and memories that follow.

When Angela joined our department as a cadet in 2019, she brought with her the same dedication to service she had demonstrated while serving in the United States Army as an 88M (Motor Transport Operator). In the years that followed, she grew from Cadet to Officer to Detective, guided by a genuine passion for serving others and making a difference in her community.

Today, we have heard countless stories that reflect the person we knew Angela to be. She approached her work with empathy, compassion, and an unwavering respect for the humanity and dignity of others. As a Patrol Officer, she met people and families in crisis with understanding and a steady presence. As a Detective, she held the hands of victims of domestic violence and sexual assault, offering not only support through their darkest moments, but hope for better days ahead. She was also a dedicated teammate, someone her fellow officers could count on and who understood that the work of protecting and serving others is never done alone.

These accomplishments speak to the officer and detective she was. But her greatest legacy will always be her two children, who will carry forward the love, strength, and example she leaves behind. We are honored to stand beside them, not only in this time of unimaginable grief, but in the days, months, and years to come.

Thank you, Angela Joy Nieto, for your service to our country, this city, and this community. Thank you for the compassion you showed those who needed it most, and for the joy, kindness, and light you brought to our department and the people who had the privilege of knowing you.

You were one of Pensacola’s Finest. You will always be one of our own, and you will be deeply and forever missed.

10/14/2026

Nice work K9 Dottie!

K-9 ASSIST: A Minnesota police dog recently helped investigators in a Washington County case

10/13/2026

Pleasant Prairie Police Department Welcomes K-9 Kai, New Electronic Detection Dog

PLEASANT PRAIRIE, Wis. — The Pleasant Prairie Police Department officially welcomed its newest K-9 officer, Kai, during the Village Board meeting on Monday, October 12, 2026.

Kai, a two-year-old English Labrador Retriever, was officially sworn into the department alongside Detective Jim Hackney, who will serve as her handler.

Unlike traditional police K-9s trained to detect narcotics or track suspects, Kai specializes in electronic detection, helping investigators locate hidden electronic devices and digital evidence.

Kai will primarily assist with Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) investigations, where locating electronic devices can play a critical role in identifying and collecting evidence.

Her specialized training allows her to search for electronic devices in a variety of environments, including indoors, outdoors, and even underwater.

Before joining the department, Kai was originally trained for therapy work. Her friendly temperament allows her to provide comfort to adult and child victims during investigations. According to the department, Kai can be petted and played with while on duty.

Detective Hackney was selected to receive an electronic detection K-9 through the National Computer Forensics Institute (NCFI).

Kai's specialized scent-detection skills were developed by Todd Jordan of Jordan Detection over a period of four to six months. Detective Hackney subsequently completed additional training focused on handling Kai and strengthening their working relationship.

The addition of Kai provides the Pleasant Prairie Police Department with another investigative resource, particularly in cases involving child exploitation and electronic evidence.

Residents can follow Kai and Detective Hackney through the Pleasant Prairie Police Department page.

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09/28/2026

ESD K9 Gracie was introduced to Southern Indiana.

Indiana State Police’s Internet Crimes Against Children unit has a new addition to the team, and she has four legs.

09/18/2026

09/12/2026

This is a great video about our partnership we have with OUR Rescue and the benefits of adding ESD K9s to your ICAC Task Force.
It is an honor to have trained two ESD K9s for the Maine State Police.

This is "Maine State Police ESD K9s" by Our Rescue on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

09/10/2026

Investigators looking into child exploitation cases have a new tool at their disposal: a one-year-old black Labrador named Gracie

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Tuesday	7am - 6pm
Wednesday	7am - 6pm
Thursday	7am - 6pm
Friday	7am - 6pm

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