DIANA: WELCOME BACK. YOU MIGHT BE MAKING A STOP AT THE AIRPORT TODAY AND TO ENSURE SAFETY, THE SHERIFF’S OFFICE WI LL HAVE DEPUTIES ON DUTY INCLUDING FOUR LEGGED OFFICERS. THIS MORNING I SPOKE WITH A DEPUTY ABOUT HOW IMPORTANT IT IS TO HAVE A SECOND SET OF EYES OUT FOR EXPLOSIVES. >> THIS IS CANE FOLTI. HE’S A GERMAN SHORT HAIRED POINTER. WE’VE BEEN TOGETHER SINCE DECEMBER OF 2019. HE IS AN EXPLOSIVES DECTTEION K-9. WE’VE GOT A TOTAL OF FOUR EXPLOSIVE DETECTION DOGS. THREE ARE FROM TSA HOMELAND SECURITY. DIANA: WHY ARE K-9S SO IMPORTANT TO HAVE IN YOUR UNIT? >> WE TRAIN FIVE TO SIX DAYS A WEEK, I GIVE HIM ONE REST Y,DA WE TRAIN ALL THE TIME. HOPEFULLY IT IS ALL WE HAVTOE DO. IF MY CAREER IS ALL TRAINING, THAT’S GREAT. THAT MEANS NOTHING BAD HAS HAPPENED REGARDING EXPLOSIVES. HOPEFULLY THAT NEVER HAPPE BNSUT IF IT DOES HAPPEN, WE’RE READY. I SMELL A CHEESEBURGER AND I THINK ATTH’S GOA OD BURGER. BUT FOLTI AND HIS BROTHERS AND SISTERS OUT THERE, THEY SMELL EVERY INGREDIE.NT DIANA: WHEN YOU DO SEE A-9 K OUT, IT IS NOT A PET. DON’T APPROACH IT AS IF IT WERE ANY TYPE OF DOG. >> AT THE AIRPORT, THIIS AS FRIENDLY DOG. PEOPLE WANT TO PET HIM ALL THE TIME. THEY WILL ASK AND I WILL SAY NO, BUT THANKS FOR ASKING. IT’S A LITTLE KID CAME UP TO HIM AND PETTED HIM OUT OF NOWHERE, THAT MAY STARTLE HIM. DIANA: FOR THE EXPLOVESI DETECTION UNIT, HOMENDLA SECURITY COMES EVERY YEAR, AND PUTS THE DOGS AND HANDLERS THROUGH A THREE-DAY EVALUATION. IN TERMS OF WHAT TO EXPECT DOWNTOWN, K-9 COMMANDER LT. BRAD LESSILA, TOLD