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K9 Kuno died from a medical emergency while responding to a burglary call for service.
FOREST HILL, Md. — A memorial service will be held Thursday in honor of a fallen Forest Hills Police K9 who died in the line of duty.
According to the Forest Heights Police Department, K9 Kuno died after having a medical emergency while responding to a burglary call for service in Prince George's County.
Kuno is described as the original and longest-standing K9 with the Forest Hills Police Department. He worked alongside his handler Sergeant Grooms.
Police say K9 Kuno was 5 years old, with four years of service at his death.
His death is being handled as a "Line of Duty Death."
Authorities say the memorial service information is as follows:
- 11 a.m. K9 Memorial Service at the Forest Heights Neighborhood Park at 5800 Terrell Avenue
- 12:15 p.m. K9 Line-up/Processional at Maryland 210--Indian Head Highway between Livingston Road and Bald.
Fallen Forest Hills Police K9 Kuno honored with memorial service
Anyone wishing to attend the services can visit the police department's website or email K9Kuno@ForestHeightsMD.gov for updated information, parking details, and more.
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