Being Alert

“Max! Stand!” my owner, Jackie commanded.

I quickly got to my feet. Jack quickly wrapped me in my “K-9” unit uniform as she attached a leash to my collar. I was led out of the room and the cool, crisp air greeted me. Jackie and I were making our daily patrol around Changi Airport as the sun started to rise.

Before long, the first plane landed. Tourists strolled out of the plane with cameras in their hands. As they took photos of our famous airport, Jackie led me into the crowd, letting me do my job. I knew what I had to do. Lifting my snout into the air, I sniffed for contraband.

Something smelt wrong. I barked, signalling to Jackie to follow me as I tracked down the fishy smell. No, I did not smell fish. But I smelled something suspicious. From the corner of my eye, I spotted a suspicious human. He was wearing a black cap, black jacket, and black shoes. I barked in the shady character’s direction. Jackie scrutinised the man and sensed that there was something amiss.

Jackie took out his radio and spoke, “K9-244 to police unit, do you copy?”

“A suspicious man at South Wing, I repeat, a suspicious man at South Wing. Out.” Jackie placed his radio in his belt and took out a pair of handcuffs.

“Get him, Max!” Jackie commanded and I sprang into action.

The man knew that his ruse was over, and he dropped his suitcase. He turned and ran, but not as fast as me. I lunged at him and sank my teeth into his arm, taking him down.

Soon after, Jackie was there, snapping the handcuffs around the man’s wrists. Soon, the police division came and took the man away.

The police opened the suitcase and found tonnes of plastic bags, each filled with a powdery substance. Drugs! The evidence was enough to sentence the man to death.

Jackie and I were awarded the medal of honours by the K-9 division in recognition of our vigilance in spotting and arresting the drug trafficker.

“Good job, Max! That person would have successfully smuggled the drugs if not for you being alert,” the head of the K-9 unit said as he patted my head.

I knew my job was not yet done. My career was only just beginning.

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