One of Hawaii’s finest canines has retired after 10 years of service.
A special ceremony was held today at Washington place for deputy canine Drikus.
Governor Abercrombie presented the canine with special dog tag award.
"I want to emphasize here that when were talking about 10 years here were talking about a sense of focus a sense of determination and perseverance that sets a standard for all of us," said Gov. Neil Abercrombie.
Drikus served in the sheriff division from 2002 until last month.
He was trained in tracking, explosive detection and officer protection.
Drikus will live out the rest of his days with his handler.
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