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September 21, 2022

The Camp Verde High School parking lot is not a good place to bring illegal drugs. (VVN/ Raquel Hendrickson)

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Drug-sniffing K9s deter high school students

Police said that they use police K9s from out of town to sniff student lockers and vehicles at Camp Verde High School for illegal drugs, but a school administrator said it’s more of a deterrent.

By Vyto Starinskas September 21, 2022
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