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Polk County K9 Ace’s handler gets replacement after line-of-duty shooting: Meet K9 Vader

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Polk County K9 Ace’s handler gets replacement after line-of-duty shooting: Meet K9 Vader — Riverview Sports news

The Polk County Sheriff's Office added 15-month-old German Shepherd K9 Vader to its active roster alongside Handler Natalie Oestreich, following the forced retirement of her former K9, Ace. Polk County Sheriff welcomes K9The Polk County Sheriff’s Office officially welcomed K9 Vader, a 15-month-old German Shepherd, to its working team. Handler Natalie Oestreich received the new police dog to begin her next operational chapter, according to the sheriff's office.Line of duty retirement transitionOestreich's former partner, K9 Ace, was forced to retire after being shot in the line of duty. Following Ace's retirement, the handler prepared to step back into service with a new canine partner, the agency said.Community donor supports law enforcementHerb Bennett and HBK-9 generously donated K9 Vader to the agency after learning about Ace and Oestreich's story. "Their generosity and commitment to supporting law enforcement K9 teams make a real difference," the Polk County Sheriff's Office said.

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