LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — After apprehending over 200 suspects in his 12-year career, Hunter, an LVMPD K9 and "favorite among SWAT," has passed away at 14 years old, according to LVMPD.
Recognized as a top patrol dog with LVMPD, officials remembered him most for his bravery during a SWAT operation that left him with a stab wound in 2019. After recovery, Hunter "returned to duty, and continued serving this community with distinction until his well-earned retirement."
We are deeply saddened to share the passing of LVMPD K9 Hunter.
— LVMPD (@LVMPD) August 22, 2025
At 14 years old, after 2 ½ years of retirement, Hunter left us doing what he loved most, driving into a bite while in the arms of his lifelong partner, retired Officer Jeff Corbett.
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LVMPD shared that after almost three years of retirement, Hunter "left us doing what he loved most, driving a bite while in the arms of his lifelong partner, retired Officer Jeff Corbett."
"We are forever grateful for Hunter's service, sacrifice, and unwavering loyalty." — LVMPD
