Meet the two police dogs given new licenses in the Force's Support Unit

Two dogs have been given new licences to patrol the streets with Cleveland Police.
By Faye Dixon
Published 31st Jan 2020, 15:51 BST
Updated 3rd Feb 2020, 09:59 BST
PC Darren Williamson and Morse and PC Jimmy Grieves and Ty will be patrolling the streets. Photo: Cleveland PolicePC Darren Williamson and Morse and PC Jimmy Grieves and Ty will be patrolling the streets. Photo: Cleveland Police
PC Darren Williamson and Morse and PC Jimmy Grieves and Ty will be patrolling the streets. Photo: Cleveland Police

On Thursday, January 30, two Cleveland canines were given new licences as part of the Force’s Police Dog Support Unit and they’re set to patrol the streets.

Police dog Ty, a 15-month-old Malinois cross, is now being handled by PC Jimmy Grieves, after his previous dog retired.

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Morse, a German Shepherd who is nearly 5-years-old has been re-licensed by Cleveland Police and will be handled by PC Darren Williamson.

Sergeant Paul Harker, from the Dog Support Unit, said: “We’re really pleased to have new licences for another two dogs to go out onto the streets with their handlers and help us in the fight against crime. Police dogs are a great asset to the Force.

“We’d like to thank PC Jo Willis, from Staffordshire Police, and our instructors for assisting with today’s assessment.”