Dogs Invaluable In Fight Against Drugs In Prisons Long Northern

Dogs Invaluable In Fight Against Drugs In Prisons Long Northern Picture 1: a selection of drugs and mobile phones discovered by search dogs in maghaberry prison. picture 2: cell searches by sniffer dogs have resulted in significant finds of drugs and mobile phones stashed by prisoners in northern ireland’s prisons. picture 3: justice minister naomi long meets one of the northern ireland prison service. Search dogs play an invaluable role in the fight against drugs and contraband in ni's prisons. in the past three years search dogs have sniffed out significant finds of cannabis and cocaine, pregablin capsules and other illicit substances stashed by prisoners at maghaberry, magilligan and hydebank wood secure college and women's prison.

Dogs Invaluable In Fight Against Drugs In Prisons Long Northern “and i would commend prison service dog handlers for their work in the fight against drugs in prisons – ultimately they are saving lives.” more than 40 dogs make up the ni prison service dog section, with 28 male and five female dog handlers employed across the three prison facilities. A team of more than 40 sniffer dogs are playing a vital role at northern ireland's prisons. dogs are on a front line fight against drugs and other contraband being smuggled into northern ireland. A team of more than 40 sniffer dogs are playing a vital role at northern ireland's prisons. dogs are on a front line fight against drugs and other contraband being smuggled into northern ireland. Cannabis, cocaine and mobile phones. these are just some of the finds made by search dogs in northern ireland prisons, justice minister naomi long has said. read more >>.

Dogs Invaluable In Fight Against Drugs In Prisons Long Northern A team of more than 40 sniffer dogs are playing a vital role at northern ireland's prisons. dogs are on a front line fight against drugs and other contraband being smuggled into northern ireland. Cannabis, cocaine and mobile phones. these are just some of the finds made by search dogs in northern ireland prisons, justice minister naomi long has said. read more >>. It has now saved and placed more than 680 dogs, expanded to three prisons (lancaster, mule creek, and vacaville), enrolled 185 incarcerated people as trainers, and added a service dog program. Cannabis, cocaine and mobile phones. these are just some of the finds made by search dogs in northern ireland prisons, justice minister naomi long said today.