Indiana State Police K9 Barrett has retired from his patrol duties. Barrett was named after Trooper Daniel Barrett who was killed in the line of duty on January 27, 2008. Barrett and his partner, Senior Trooper Matthew Wilson, have patrolled together since 2012 and they are responsible for the seizure of significant amounts of narcotics and the apprehension of violent criminals.
One notable criminal apprehension was in November 2019 when Barrett apprehended the man suspected of shooting and killing Fishers Police K9 Harlej.
Barrett is also responsible for the seizure of:
- Marijuana 2,120 pounds
- Methamphetamine. 487 pounds
- Cocaine 280 pounds
- Heroin 146 pounds
- 1.2 million in US currency
- 15 criminal tracks/apprehensions
Trooper Wilson and Barrett spent most of their time patrolling central Indiana as part of a drug interdiction team. Barrett will now spend his retirement with the Wilson Family enjoying some well-deserved rest and relaxation.
