He will be yours, faithful and true to the last beat of his heart. Formal retirement or career service award certificates, as authorized by the Office of Personnel Management. Carry Proper ID A department-issued photo ID indicating that you are retired is required and a state-issued certification that you have met the firearms qualification must be in your possession whenever you are carrying under LEOSA. Lieutenant Steven Goss, kennel master, MCPD, concluded the ceremony with the reading of the short poem “He Is Your Dog”: “He is your friend, your partner, your defender, your dog. For use by Federal Government Agencies Only.
“One of the issues of adopting a working police dog,” Lucero said, “is that they sometimes need more socializing because they had only been with their handler or in a kennel.”īoth MWDs received certificates of appreciation acknowledging their retirement from the K-9 unit and “In grateful recognition of service faithfully performed.” He agreed with Seirafi there are some unique challenges to adopting a police dog, but they are worth it for the loyalty and love they give in return. “He’s now nine, which is a good age for a police dog to retire.” “I started working with Colli when he was about a year and a half old,” Lucero said. Lucero moved on after the Corps to become a correctional officer and is now a student in his native Kingman, Ariz. Give the best recognition with Zazzles Police Officer Retirement awards, trophies and plaques. e-Pension portal is an employee-centric workflow based strategic administrative reform initiative of Directorate of Pension. Jacob Lucero was a Marine Corps military policeman partnered with MWD Colli when he was stationed Marine Corps Air, Ground Combat Center Twentynine Palms, Calif., from 2011 to 2012. Prior to the enactment of the Pension Reform Act 2004. “Retired police dogs can be a little more stubborn than a regular dog, but they just basically want to be loved and lay on the couch and be lazy.” PENCOM achieved the Highest rating with the International Certification ISO. “I love that dog and I’ve been dreaming about doing this for years,” Seirafi said. He has since moved on to Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center Twentynine Palms, Calif., but returned for the first time in years to pick up the dog he considers to be a friend. “Tony” Nadeem Seirafi was the first of five handlers Ricsi worked with beginning in 2010 aboard MCLB Barstow. Lieutenant Colonel Timothy Silkowski, MCLBB executive officer Darwin O’neal, MCPD chief Danny Strand, director, Security and Emergency Services fellow police officers, and members of the Marine Corps Fire Department aboard the base gathered to see the two MWDs into their well-deserved retirements. Military Working Dogs “Ricsi” P648, and “Colli” P577, both German shepherds, were officially retired in a ceremony held at the K-9 Training Field behind the Adam Leigh Cann Canine Facility aboard Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow. Two four-legged police officers ended their long careers with the Marine Corps Police Department aboard MCLB Barstow by getting their forever homes with their human partners, Sept. MARINE CORPS LOGISTICS BASE BARSTOW, Calif.
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