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Watch this police K-9 become the hero of an urgent search and rescue
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Date:2025-04-13 03:40:30
A police K-9 named Pandora is being hailed a hero after successfully locating a missing 73-year-old woman in Forsyth, Georgia.
Lina Moats, who suffers from diminished mental health, was reported missing by her daughter around 5:30am. She was wandering in the woods for nearly three hours before Pandora began her search.
Watch the video above to see the incredible K-9 search and rescue.
Body camera footage captured the 22-minute search that led to the discovery of Lina. The Forsyth County Sheriff’s Office requested assistance from the Johns Creek Police Department. Upon finding Moats, Pandora’s handler, Sgt. Lemke, praised the K-9’s abilities and hosted a quick meet and greet between the woman and heroic hound.
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