ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY, MD — The Anne Arundel County Police Department announced the passing of retired K-9 Bolt, a German Shepherd who served the community for five years before transferring to the Maryland Department of Corrections. K-9 Bolt was a dedicated police service dog known for his work alongside Corporals Sanchez and Gentile during his years with the department.
K-9 Bolt joined the Anne Arundel County Police Department in 2016 and retired from active duty in 2021. After retirement, Bolt continued his service to the state as part of the Department of Corrections in Jessup, Maryland. His death marks the end of a career that spanned nearly a decade across two agencies.
The department expressed its condolences in a statement shared on social media, describing K-9 Bolt as a loyal and dedicated member of the force. “We are grateful for his many years of service,” the department said. “Well done buddy! You will be missed.”
K-9 Bolt’s contributions included assisting in search operations, tracking suspects, and providing support for officers in high-risk situations. His presence served as an asset to law enforcement efforts in Anne Arundel County and beyond.
The department’s announcement has drawn condolences from the community and fellow law enforcement agencies, with many expressing appreciation for the service Bolt provided throughout his career.
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