K-9 UNIT

                                                                         Deputy Jonathan Coulon                                         K-9  Deputy Sandy

Deputy Jonathan Coulon is the K-9 Handler for the Robertson County Sheriff Office. Deputy Coulon has been with the Sheriff's Office since 2007.

The Robertson County Sheriff's Office is home to one K-9 unit. Police K-9 dogs, properly trained and handled, give Law Enforcement officers one of the finest non-lethal aids in the prevention and detection of crime.

Sandy is the Sheriff's Office newest K-9.  Sandy is trained in several narcotic odors and is used in traffic stops and search warrants. The K-9 is available to surrounding agencies and all county schools.

Properly trained Police Narcotic Dogs are used for the following:

Search for illegal drugs in buildings and schools
Search for illegal drugs in vehicles
Search for illegal drug evidence dropped by criminals in flight.
Search for illegal drugs during a search warrant of a residence.

Sheriff Bill Holt | Chief Deputy Michael Van Dyke
 Capt. P R West | Capt. Don Bennett  | Capt. Tony Crawford  
Patrol Division | Criminal Investigation Division | County Detention Facility
Narcotics Unit | Emergency Response Team  | Drug Interdiction Unit 
Administrative Staff | Warrants Division | School Resource Division
Inmate Transportation Division | Court Security Division K-9 Unit

Robertson County Government is an Equal Opportunity Employer and a Drug-Free Workplace

This page was last updated on 04/01/2011
Robertson County Sheriff's Office