Indiana State Police K-9 Barker dies unexpectedly
According to ISP, he died due to “unforeseen medical reasons.” Police do not suspect any foul play contributed to Barker’s death.
Barker served as a dual-purpose K-9 as he was trained in patrol duties and narcotics detection. He assisted in many investigations, drug searches, suspect apprehensions and community demonstrations.
Barker developed a close relations with his partner, Trooper Jacob Lauer. State police said they stand with Trooper Lauer during this difficult time.
“K-9s are more than just working partners, they become part of our family,” ISP Lieutenant Brock Werne wrote in a prepared statement. “Barker served with unwavering loyalty, courage, and heart. His loss is felt not only by Trooper Lauer and those who worked alongside him but by our entire ISP family.”
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