Carmel police K-9 Pietro and Officer Vincent De Santola awarded ‘Case of the Year’
Last September, they responded to a reported burglary in Mahopac, where Pietro's keen sense of smell led them to the burglar, who was hiding under a mattress.
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yesterdayOfficer Vincent De Santola and K-9 Pietro from the Carmel Police Department have been honored with the "Case of the Year" award.
Last September, they responded to a reported burglary in Mahopac, where Pietro's keen sense of smell led them to the burglar, who was hiding under a mattress.
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