New K-9 deputy has a nose for trouble
Boundary County Sheriff's Cpl. Greg Reynolds and Mika check out her space in their patrol vehicle.
Photo courtesy BOUNDARY COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Pictured, from left, are Boundary County Sheriff's Cpl. Greg Reynolds with his new K9 partner Mika; Vic Ahlf, general foreman for BNSF Spokane Subdivision; and BCSO Sgt. Mike Valenzuela and his K-9 partner Buddy.
BONNERS FERRY — The newest addition to the Boundary County Sheriff's Office has big brown eyes, loves people and can't wait to get to work each morning.
Mika, the new K-9 partner of Cpl. Greg Reynolds, a school resource officer with the Boundary County Sheriff's Office, recently joined the department and is undergoing training.
"She's just such an ice-breaker," Reynolds told the Herald. "When I walk into the school, the kids just flocked to her. ... They want to know when can they pet her and how long they can pet her."
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