K9 Unit receives two new police dogs.

In collaboration with the National Expertise and Operations central unit of the Netherlands National Police, two officers dedicated two intensive weeks at the detection dogs department in Nunspeet. During this time, they familiarized themselves with the new police dogs and received rigorous training.

Dutch colleagues Menno van den Berg and Rober Toprakcan guided the training process in the Netherlands.

While Acting High Commissioner Sra. Gordon, together with Head of K9 Unit Mrs. Richardson, said goodbye to them in Aruba. High Commissioner Ramon Arnhem met them for a while in Nunspeet to see the new police dogs.

Two new dogs, young, ready, and prepared, will enter the service of KPA to fight crime. One is for drugs, and the other is for money.

The Aruba Police Force is investing in its officers and resources as it develops for the next stage of the organization. It also fosters strong relationships with global partners to enhance our knowledge.

The K9 Unit is expanding by adding two new police dogs to improve community safety for both residents and visitors.