A crime-scene cleanup company has given Lithonia its first K-9 police officer.

Aftermath chose the city to receive the trained police dog as part of its annual drawing to support departments with equipment and needs.

The firm that the city will train the dog is in the process of selecting one for Lithonia. The dog will be handled by Sgt. Larry Williams, who entered the city into the drawing.

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