Electronics Detection K-9 Agents' Part in Community Safety

It’s one of the first teams of its kind in the state of Utah. These specialized K-9 units can change the way law enforcement investigate digital crimes and help Adult Probation and Parole Agent with their mission.

On this episode of Conversations with Corrections: The Utah Department of Corrections receives its first Electronics Detection K-9 Agents.

UDC director of public affairs Rich Piatt is joined by UDC's Tim Kincaid, AP&P Chief; Josh Draper, Assistant AP&P Chief; and Josh Paxman, an AP&P Agent and handler of K-9 Glitch, one of the department’s new electronics detection dogs.