Finally for today, tributes have been paid to a "formidable" four-legged crime-fighter, who died at the weekend
Retired police dog Yeoman, was called "the most trusted and loyal dog I have ever worked with," by handler PC Paul Rogers, from the Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire Dog Unit.
In his time with the unit, the 13-year-old German Shepherd "tracked and detained countless suspects" and even managed apprehend a Roman soldier at Peterborough Museum.
"Yeoman was sent to search the premises in order to ascertain whether or not any intruders were on site. He soon detained someone – a mannequin dressed as a Roman soldier," explained PC Rogers.
"I didn’t realise he still had the soldier’s arm in his mouth until we left the museum," he added.
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