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K-9 officer Argo retires after seven years of service to New Braunfels community

His handler, Cody Bianchi, also recently retired from the NBPD.

NEW BRAUNFELS, Texas — A New Braunfels Police Department (NBPD) K-9 hung up his leash after serving the community for seven years.

K-9 officer Ago and his handler Cody Bianchi both recently retired.

The NBPD honored the K-9 with a monument located at the New Braunfels PD Headquarters on W San Antonio Street.

Credit: NBPD
K-9 Argo and his handler Cody Bianchi in front of monument dedicated to him at polie headquarters

Join us in giving a round of ap-PAWS to K-9 Argo and wish him a happy retirement!

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