Walla Walla police officer and K-9 get Rev'd up to fight drug crime

TERRY McCONN
Walla Walla Union-Bulletin

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Matthew B. Zimmerman
During a drug-sniffing demonstration, Rev clearly indicates to his handler, Walla Walla police Officer Gunner Fulmer, that he has found something near the rear wheel of a vehicle.
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You know what they say prevention’s worth?

A Walla Walla police officer now has more than 1,500 ounces of it in the form of a 95-pound German shepherd.

Meet Rev, the city’s newest K-9 officer. He’s continuing to help cure the Valley of illegal drug trade.

On duty since last July, Rev is a pussy cat on his off-hours. But left in a patrol car, it literally shakes under his power.




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