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Published: November 10, 2008 11:53 pm    print this story  

Obedience Training

Maryland Division of Correction Sgt. Craig Blank and his dog Ruger search for drugs in packages at Bel Air Elementary School Monday. The session allowed students to see what street drugs look like and also included a video presentation on drug and alcohol addiction.

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Maryland Division of Correction Sgt. Craig Blank and his dog Ruger search for drugs in packages at Bel Air Elementary School Monday. The session allowed students to see what street drugs look like and also included a video presentation on drug and alcohol addiction. Steve Bittner/Cumberland Times-News (Click for larger image)



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