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Kentucky Attorney General's Office highlights electronic-storage detection dog Charity
Summary
A staff member for the Kentucky Attorney General's Office introduced Charity, described as an "electronic storage detection canine" trained to locate cell phones, flash drives and other digital media; the transcript notes Charity joined the office in March 2024 but omits deployment details or dates.
A staff member with the Kentucky Attorney General's Office introduced Charity in a short recorded demonstration, saying, "Charity is an electronic storage detection canine." The transcript does not specify the date of the recording.
The staff member described the types of items Charity is trained to locate — "Cell phones, flash drives, hard drives, micro SD cards, anything that can that can store data on it" — and said Charity "has been with AG's office since March 2024" and that the handler had worked with her since then. The staff member added, "She assists in finding that evidence that, otherwise may have not been seen" and called Charity "a huge asset to our team and to other teams throughout the state."
The recording includes a brief handler exchange of praise — "Good girl" — and closes with the staff member saying, "I go to work and I enjoy it every day because I get to go to work and play with my job. And I get to keep Kentucky kids safe." The transcript provides no further operational details, deployment plan, training schedule, or public-record context for Charity's use.
