Service Dog Kylo's Legacy: A Hero's Final Farewell

0:00It's March 24th. This is Toronto News today, local news powered by AI. Peel regional police are grieving the death of their service dog, Kylo, who lost a battle with cancer on March 20th. The four-year-old dog joined the force in January 2019 and worked right up until the end alongside his handler, Constable Mario Pitarelli. Kylo specialized in sniffing out narcotics and helped make more than 100 arrests. He responded to thousands of service calls and played a big part in tackling car thefts and organized crime rings. He even teamed up with the Canada Border Services Agency and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police at Toronto Pearson International Airport for Key. Operations. The whole team remembers Kylo as a super-friendly and energetic partner who lit up every shift. His handler and colleagues fill a deep loss, but his loyalty and hard work may public safety stronger. Kylo's story reminds us how these dedicated dogs become family while keeping community safe and his impact will stick around for years.