Dog Keeps Going To Police Station And Detectives Want To Know Why

Darkening Hours

Cameron noticed that the sun had started sinking in the sky. It was getting late and he had no idea where it was taking him. He had been following the dog for miles before they stopped in front of a house he didn’t recognize.

The detective didn’t flinch when the dog barked, nor did he flinch when the dog opened afterward. But he had to steady himself for what he saw next.

Hot Arizona Day

The Arizona sun was harshly beating down in Tucson. Thankfully, the police station had air conditioning. Every officer that got office duty in the summer was grateful.

One man that was particularly happy about being at his desk that day was detective Cameron Davis. He was busy cross-referencing evidence from various crimes. Trying to figure out any commonality between them. But he wasn’t prepared for an unexpected visitor that day.

An Ex-K9 Handler

Cameron had worked in the Tuscon Police Department for ten years. He made his way through the ranks over the years, starting as a rookie cop. He put in his time and managed to work his way to police sergeant after five years.

While he worked the streets, he was a specialized K9 handler. He grew to love the German Shepherds while he cared for them and made sure they were in good shape for the tasks at hand. But he had no idea how valuable that skill would come in after being behind a desk.

A Detective.

After eight years on the police force, Cameron finally became a detective. He willingly traded in his more action-packed lifestyle as a sergeant for a more methodical role at the precinct.

As a detective, he spent a lot more time behind a desk, something he was especially grateful for whenever the Tuscon summer came rolling around. But then he was notified that a strange guest came walking through the doors.

A Dog

One hot summer’s day, a dog randomly strolled into the station and sat on the precinct floor. Cameron would be lying if he said he wasn’t surprised, but then he thought of the same reason he was indoors.

Was it to get away from the Arizona heat? Surely a thick-coated dog would prefer air conditioning over being outside. But that didn’t explain everything.