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Mumbai's Crime Branch gets its first Belgian recruit
Updated On: 07 February, 2020 07:37 AM IST | Mumbai | Vishal Singh
A dog squad officer said the dogs are known for being aggressive, agile and sharp with superb endurance. Jessy, a female, exercises for 30 minutes every day and has two women police constables designated as her handlers

Jessy, the Belgian Malinois, was trained for nine months at ITBP's training centre in Rajasthan
In a first, a one-year-three-month-old Belgian Malinois named Jessy has been inducted in the dog squad of the Mumbai police's Crime Branch. Jessy underwent nine months of training before her induction and will serve as a tracker dog.
The Belgian Malinois breed is used in anti-Maoist operations in India. One was involved in the Pathankot anti-terror operation too. That canine, part of National Security Guard's (NSG) operations, had helped them track terrorists.


