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One-of-a-kind police pooch Billie leading the fight against sex offenders as he tracks down rapists by sniffing out semen

The cocker spaniel helps investigate assault cases by sniffing out the very specific evidence – cutting laboratory delays at a time when sex crimes are increasing


Billie sniffs out evidence of semen to help in rape and assault cases
A one-of-a-kind police dog is leading a force’s fight against sex offenders.
Cocker spaniel Billie helps investigate rape and assault cases by sniffing out evidence of semen – cutting laboratory delays at a time when sex crimes are increasing.
Billie’s handler PC Dean Allen said: “All he finds is seminal fluid. There are other dogs in the country that can detect it but they look for blood and other bodily fluids too.

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