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Trooper Anderson and drug dog Demi visit Stanley County School

By DRG Media Group News Nov 11, 2021 | 2:19 PM

Trooper Jordan Anderson, along with his Belgium Malinois, Demi visited Stanley County’s 4^th and 5^th grade students Monday (Nov. 8, 2021). Officer Anderson showed students how Demi works to find drugs and he answered a variety of questions from students. Trooper Anderson was invited because the 4^th graders will begin learning about human body systems, including human noses and how they compare to a dog’s nose. Students had many wonderful questions. Thank you Trooper Anderson!

South Dakota Highway Patrol trooper Jordan Anderson and his partner Demi visited with Stanley County 4th and 5th graders Nov. 8, 2021.
Photo credit Stanley County School District.

South Dakota Highway Patrol trooper Jordan Anderson and his partner Demi visited with Stanley County 4th and 5th graders Nov. 8, 2021.
Photo credit Stanley County School District.

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