DOBSON, N.C. — Illegal drug trafficking just became a little harder in the western North Carolina mountain town of Dobson thanks to a donation from Wayne-Sanderson Farms. “Rowdy,” the small community’s first drug detection dog, is now patrolling the streets and taking a bite out of drug crime, the company announced.
Dobson, N.C., police Chief Shawn Myers and the city commission recently recognized the company for its contribution, which helped purchase and train the town’s new K-9 officer. Recent stops have sniffed out ever-larger shipments of illegal narcotics, some of it bound for Dobson. . .
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