Muzaffarnagar Police bids tearful farewell to Super Cop Tinki who helped solve 47 cases

Muzzafarnagar: Tinki has been a super cop since the time she had joined Muzzafarnagar police's dog squad in 2014. She had joined as a constable in 2014 and since then there has been no looking back. She had given a stellar performance and got six promotions in six years. She became an ASP.

Tinki was known for her exceptional sniffing abilities. She could sniff out crimes in the most difficult places and situations.

Tinki was recruited from the National Dog Training Centre of the BSF Academy in Gwalior.

According to SSP Abhishek Yadav, Muzaffarnagar,Tinki was brilliant in her job and helped Muzzafarnagar police solving 47-criminal cases.

Tinki fell ill and within days passed away due to intestinal infection. Constable Mahesh Kumar, Tinki's main handler was inconsolable.

Kumar shared how skilled Tinki was as she could trace a scent beyond 24-hours of a crime which is not usually possible for a dog. He gave examples of her solving blind cases without a lead.

Tinki was admitted to the Meerut Veterinary Hospital.

The Muzaffarnagar Police Unit organised a funeral on Tuesday and bade a teary farewell to ASP Tinki their Super Cop. 

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