Police Service Dog Wolfe Tracks Thief!

Police Service Dog Wolfe Gets His Man!

Police Service Dog Wolfe,after less than a month on the road, following graduating from a training program in Niagara Region, played an instrumental role in solving a serious crime in our community. It is a proud moment for our Police Service,and a great time to thank Peterborough Lakefield Police Service Club partner, The Ernest J Wolfe Council of the Knights Of Colombus for their committed sponsorship of Police Service Dog Wolfe.

Peterborough Break and Enter Investigation!

On 20 September 2011, Police investigated a break and enter on Albertus Avenue. A Scenes of Crime Officer attended the scene and was able to lift a fingerprint which a member of Peterborough Lakefield Forensic Identification Unit was able to identify. A warrant was issued for the arrest of the suspect, Jesse McIsaac, 22 years of Peterborough. On 26 January 2012, members of the Criminal Investigations Unit set up surveillance on the residence of the suspect and located him in the area of Parnell Street. The suspect fled on police arrival and the Canine Unit was requested to assist.

Officers Wolfe and Fish Find McIsaac!

A short track by Constable Fish and Police Service Dog Wolfe located the suspect hiding in a snow fort in a rear yard. McIsaac was arrested and has been charged with Break and Enter, Obstructing a Police Officer and two counts of Breach of Probation. McIsaac was held in custody.
Find out more about the Peterborough Police Services K9 Unit visit http://www.peterboroughpolice.com/Community_Policing/K-9_Unit.htm