The shepherd ran away late at night, and the police officers on duty jumped off the field to take him home

MaKI, a shepherd who was raised by Chen's first name in the city of Pagoda, was lost at 1 p.m. on 12 December, looking everywhere for no results. When he met the patrolman on the Dragon Tzu Road, he asked for help. Two policemen happened to be in the 635th Lane, where they found the suspected missing Maki, and the light came to see a bright pair of eyes in the field and jumped directly into the ground and held him up.

MaKI, a shepherd who was raised by Chen's first name in the city of Pagoda, was lost at 1 p.m. on 12 December, looking everywhere for no results. When he met the patrolman on the Dragon Tzu Road, he asked for help. Two policemen happened to be in the 635th Lane, where they found the suspected missing Maki, and the light came to see a bright pair of eyes in the field and jumped directly into the ground and held him up.

The shepherd ran away late at night, and the police officers on duty jumped off the field to take him home

According to the police, Chen was in a hurry to see the police car pass and ask for help, as a result of MAKI ' s disappearance, and was suspected of seeing the dog roaming the area of Lung Tzu Road, possibly walking into the field.

When the police and Chen found a dog on the inside of the 635th alley of Lung Tzu Road, shouting the name of MAKI, the police immediately jumped into the dark field and took a high-strength flashlight to light it and used animal pupils to reflect the light to confirm the position of MAKI and invite the owner to the scene.

As soon as Maki met the master, he jumped in his arms and thanked the police for their indomitable attitude. According to the Central Bureau, while the dogs were not part of the police profession, Chen was in a state of anxiety and, in the absence of the associated lighting, risked entering the field, so he was in the field with his patrol partners in a timely manner.