'Lao Wu', the police tracker dog was presented with the 'Jasamu Dikenang' award for hunting down a vehicle theft suspect in Jerantut.
" award from the Pahang police contingent.
At the ceremony, Mohd Yusri presented the medal to Lao Wu's trainer, Sgt S Sanmugam, who put it around the dog’s neck. “We began the search operation for the suspect who was believed to have been injured at 1.45 am. Just 50 metres in, Lao Wu found a blood-stained T-shirt left behind by the suspect after wiping the blood on his leg.
“The owner of the house said an injured man had come for help but fled when the owner wanted to contact the police," he toldSanmugam said Lao Wu then took the police team back to the oil palm plantation where they spotted a river around 4 am.
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