Finest hour for both man and dog


ON Feb 12, history was made in Malaysia when the Pahang police contingent awarded a canine named Lao Wu from the Police K9 Unit the “Jasamu Dikenang” medal. The award was in recognition of the five-year-old dog’s exemplary service in tracking down a vehicle theft suspect who had hidden in a Felda settlement near Jerantut.Trained canines from the police as well as army dog units have rendered similar heroic deeds before, but this is the first time such an honour has been accorded to one of them.

Pahang Police chief Datuk Abd Jalil Hassan must be congratulated for his novel idea in acknowledging the services of the canine. More than that, it is a reflection of his deep gratitude to Lao Wu for saving the force a lot of time and energy in apprehending the suspect.

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