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A Pasco County Sheriff's Office K-9 and his handler made fast work of chasing down a suspect over the weekend.
The sheriff's office released a from Deputy Carmack 's body camera showing him and his K-9, Shep chasing a suspect through a neighborhood in Hudson after a victim reported three men pulled a gun and fired in his direction.
The shows Deputy Carmack release Shep's leash and the dog race forward around a home.
The next scene shows Shep with the suspect lying face down on the ground as another deputy handcuffs the suspect, 19-year-old Daniel Joseph Still, Jr.
Deputies later caught the other two suspects. All three are charged with aggravated assault and resisting arrest without violence.
A sheriff’s spokesperson said Shep and the office’s other K-9s are invaluable.
”It provides us a step up, especially on tracking,” said sheriff’s spokesperson Amanda Hunter. “And the dogs can run much faster, too. They're able to catch up with suspects a lot quicker.”