Lawrence County, IN – The Lawrence County Sheriff’s Office announced the passing of retired K9 Flek, who faithfully served the community for more than seven years before retiring at the end of 2023.
According to the Sheriff’s Office, Flek worked alongside his partner, Deputy Michael Williams, during a distinguished career that included numerous drug seizures, suspect apprehensions, and successful tracks. Officials said his work contributed significantly to public safety and the department’s mission to protect residents across Lawrence County and southern Indiana.
“Flek’s dedication, loyalty, service, and personality will never be forgotten,” the department wrote in a statement shared Thursday. “Thanks for your years of faithful service, K9 Flek. You were a good boy. Rest easy, buddy.”
The retired K9 was a familiar presence at community events and demonstrations, where his discipline and energy inspired both deputies and residents. His legacy continues to reflect the deep bond between K9 units and their law enforcement partners.
The Lawrence County Sheriff’s Office has not announced memorial arrangements but invited the community to join them in honoring Flek’s service.
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