“Indy” is an 18-month-old male Belgian Malinois. He will serve as a dual purpose K9 trained in narcotic odor detection and patrol service functions. He will detect the odors of methamphetamines, heroin, cocaine and their derivatives. He will also assist his handler in locating and apprehending criminals. Pinal County Sheriff’s Office K9 / Criminal Interdiction Unit currently has 6 handler teams, with 4 assigned to patrol and 2 assigned to the jail. Indy will work with Deputy Ivan Iniguez, and they will begin training together soon.