Allegheny county police mourns the loss of eod k9 bentley

Allegheny County Police mourns the loss of EOD K9 Bentley

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October 13, 2025

PITTSBURGH, PA — The Allegheny County Police Department announced the death of retired explosive detection K9 Bentley. Bentley passed away this morning after a two-year battle with cancer.

Bentley served alongside retired Patrol Officer Chris Miller for four years at Pittsburgh International Airport. The K9 unit retired last year.

During his service, Bentley was instrumental in ensuring security at the airport, contributing to the safety of travelers. He passed peacefully at home with Officer Miller and his family present.

The Allegheny County Police expressed gratitude for Bentley’s service and dedication to the community. Bentley’s contributions as an EOD K9 will be remembered by the department.

“The loss of Bentley touches all of us within the department,” said the police statement. The public is encouraged to reflect on Bentley’s service and impact on community safety.

The department has shared photographs in memory of Bentley, showcasing moments from his career. Community members are invited to pay their respects and honor Bentley’s legacy.

Bentley’s passing marks a significant loss for both the police department and the broader community he served.

EOD K9 Bentley’s legacy serves as a reminder of the important role canine units play in public safety.

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