Deputy Long, K-9 honored with statewide award

K-9 Deputy Katlin Long and her four-legged partner, Lawrie, with the Logan County Sheriff’s Office have been recognized for their outstanding service and dedication to narcotics enforcement. The duo was honored as the Regional K-9 Deputy of the Year by the Association of Oklahoma Narcotic Enforcers (AONE) during the organization’s annual banquet.

Deputy Long and K-9 Lawrie have made a significant impact in their county through their tireless work in narcotics detection and enforcement. Their efforts have not only led to meaningful arrests and drug seizures but have also strengthened community safety and awareness.

Sheriff Damon Devereaux and members of the office were on hand to support Long at the banquet.

The award, presented by AONE, highlights excellence in K-9 narcotics enforcement across the state. Founded in 1985, AONE is a respected organization committed to supporting and advancing the work of law enforcement professionals in Oklahoma. Through its training programs, seminars, and advocacy work, AONE plays a critical role in helping officers adapt to the ever-changing challenges of narcotics enforcement.

The Association of Oklahoma Narcotic Enforcers continues its mission to provide top-tier training, resources, and support for law enforcement personnel. By honoring deputies like Long and their canine partners, the organization helps spotlight the essential role K-9 units play in combating drug-related crime throughout the state.