Dog’s are man’s best friends in helping find explosives

MANORVILLE, N.Y., Sept. 27 /PRNewswire/ -- James Greco, a law enforcement officer and founder of Long Island K-9 Service (www.lik-9.com), is reaching out to private businesses to help maintain security.

Long Island K-9 Service is a unique company whose primary vocation is to train and utilize canines to detect explosives and narcotics for law enforcement and their utilization for private industry. Officer Greco has 32-years of experience in canine training and more than seventeen years in law enforcement. He has embraced a great opportunity with the help of his highly intelligent canines. Officer Greco and his law enforcement staff provide high security in the field of Explosive and Narcotic Detection K-9 Teams.

Long Island K-9 Service is the largest K-9 Training Facility on Long Island, New York. "We have a state of the art training facility located on two and one half acres in Manorville, for the intense training of canines and handlers in the field of explosives/narcotics detection and personal protection," says Greco. "We have sparked interest and have been visited in the past by the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), Japanese Television, Inside Edition, New York News Channel 4, The New York Times, New York L.I. Newsday, 880 CBS News Radio, Fortune 500 companies, Private Security Firms, and major hotel chains."

"We have provided Explosive Detection Canine Teams for Homeland Security, Customs & Border Protection, Celebrities, the 2004 Republican Convention, The Plaza Hotel, and have trained Explosive Detection Canines for the U.S. Federal Government Police," continued Greco.
This fast growing company holds licenses from the DEA (Drug Enforcement Administration) and New York State to possess high explosives for detection training of canines. They are a certified training facility, and are also a member of the California Narcotics Canine Association, United States Police Canine Association and The International Association of Bomb Technicians and Investigators.

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