Joe Amon, The Denver PostJ. J. Smith with the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office and his Belgian Malinois Thorn, proofing the area as they set up for training with the Denver Police Department conducting K-9 explosives detection at the Broncos Mile High Stadium.
Joe Amon, The Denver PostTechnician Joe Campbell and his yellow Lab Rey, "spanish for King", part of the special operations group for the Denver Police Department searching for a bomb during during their K-9 explosives detection training at the Broncos Mile High Stadium.
Joe Amon, The Denver PostDenver Sheriff Patrick Hynes with Taylor his chocolate Lab search for explosives on an RTD bus during their training with the Denver Police Department K-9 explosives detection at the Broncos Mile High Stadium.
Joe Amon, The Denver PostJ. Richardson of the Department of Homeland Security federal protective service searching a bar outside the the stadium with Rony his yellow Lab during their training as the Denver Police Department conducted K-9 explosives detection at the Broncos Mile High Stadium.
Joe Amon, The Denver PostRony a yellow Lab looking for a scent with J. Richardson of the Department of Homeland Security federal protective service during their training as the Denver Police Department conducted K-9 explosives detection at the Broncos Mile High Stadium.
Joe Amon, The Denver PostInspector Brian Williamson of the Department of Homeland Security federal protective service enters the stadium with Rydge his yellow Lab to search the area during their training as the Denver Police Department conduct K-9 explosives detection at the Broncos Mile High Stadium.
Joe Amon, The Denver PostInspector Brian Williamson of the Department of Homeland Security federal protective service with Rydge his yellow Lab searching the area during their training as the Denver Police Department conduct K-9 explosives detection at the Broncos Mile High Stadium.
Joe Amon, The Denver PostJ. Richardson of the Department of Homeland Security federal protective service searching a bar outside the the stadium with Rony his yellow Lab during their training as the Denver Police Department conducted K-9 explosives detection at the Broncos Mile High Stadium.
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J. J. Smith with the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office and his Belgian Malinois Thorn, proofing the area as they set up for training with the Denver Police Department conducting K-9 explosives detection at the Broncos Mile High Stadium.
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By Joe Amon | The Denver Post
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Getting your player ready...
Denver Police Department conducted K-9 explosives detection at Broncos Stadium at Mile High on Wednesday, Oct. 3, 2018 in Denver. The training is in conjunction with F.R.E.D., the Front Range Explosives Detection K-9 Group that is comprised of explosives detection K-9 teams from all over the Front Range.