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Beloved Manchester Police K-9 passes away

Beloved Manchester Police K-9 passes away


MANCHESTER, NH-Manchester Association of Police Canines has announced the passing of K-9 officer Sonny.

According to officials Sonny, who retired from service after serving as a Manchester Police K-9 from 2017–2020 and was partnered with Officer Tommy Mcauliffe.

According to Officer Mcauliffe who was associated with Sonny for a decade; not only has he been my partner but also my best friend and a loving member of my family.

Officer Mcauliffe noted that he and Sonny chased down bad guys and snuggled with his kids together in the same 24-hour day.

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