Police dogs introduced

Tait Communications

Friday, 23 July, 2010

Tait has introduced the two newest members of the NSW Police Dog Squad, Gus and Gadget.

As appreciation of Tait's donation to the NSW Police Legacy, the company has named these two new recruits and is hosting a visit with a local school community.

Gus and Gadget's first public police outing was at Concord West Primary School.

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