Boots: K9 matriarch smokes out drug dealers

Boots the matriach of police K9 unit. PIC: THALEFANG CHARLES
Boots the matriach of police K9 unit. PIC: THALEFANG CHARLES

The most famous cop at the moment is a dog – a black Labrador Retriever from Botswana Police Service’s K9 unit named Boots. Boots is the star of the highly successful Drug Clean Up Operation undertaken by the police.

Boots has become an overnight sensation, thanks in large part to the Btv reporters embedded in the operation’s drug busts that have captivated viewers of the late news.

Every night viewers across the country sit transfixed to Btv news, as security agents nab drug dealers with the help of the ‘queen’, Boots.

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