Fairfax County Police Department News

Fairfax County— Today, we express our deepest gratitude to K9 Browser, the pioneer to FCPD’s Electronic Detection Program, as he officially enters a well-deserved retirement after an exemplary career.

Since 2019, K9 Browser and his handler, Detective McCoy, have accumulated over 1,200 hours of rigorous training. From large computers to small micro-SD cards, Browser’s skillset and training had him focused on finding electronics, assisting detectives during searches.

Over the course of Browser’s distinguished service, he participated in 153 deployments, contributing significantly to 24 successful operations where devices crucial to investigations were located and seized. His unwavering commitment and exceptional skills were pivotal in executing 151 search warrants, encompassing field searches, vehicle searches, and other operations. Detective McCoy and Browser’s dedication and proficiency have been fundamental to their team’s success. His ability to adapt and excel has significantly elevated FCPD’s operational efficiency overall.

As we bid farewell to Browser, we are eager to welcome our new electronics detection K9, Delaware, to the Fairfax County Police Department family. Delaware, with her unique set of skills and training, promises to uphold and build upon the legacy left by Browser.

Delaware brings a fresh perspective and energy to FCPD. We are confident that she will seamlessly integrate into the team and continue to contribute to the safety and well-being of our community.

We extend our sincere thanks to K9 Browser for his dedicated service, and we look forward to the continued success and contributions of K9 Delaware.

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