Anyone who's ever misplaced a cell phone would probably be jealous of having dogs like Louis, Qaid, Hugh or Robbie — NYPD Labradors trained to find electronic devices hidden by criminals.

Authorities in New York City and rescuers with the city's largest animal shelter sprang into action on June 26 after ...

The NYPD says it will acquire two of Boston Dynamic’s controversial Spot bots. While the robot dogs have autonomous capabilities, the NYPD says these units won’t be patrolling the streets by ...

The NYPD is welcoming a new member to its ranks: a robot dog. The robotic mobile K-9 device is part of a number of technological rollouts the city said is "crucial" in keeping the city safe.

In 2021, the NYPD announced that a robotic dog designed by Boston Dynamics would join its police force. However, the controversial plan was canceled after several politicians denounced it. Now ...

The dogs are primarily bred in Europe and immigrate to the U.S. on dog passports. The NYPD has about 145 dogs, making its canine unit the largest of any local police department by “leaps and ...

According to the NYPD, the dog still hasn't been claimed and remains in the caring hands of the Animal Care Centers of NYC. Authorities ask anyone that recognizes her call the NYPD at 800-577-TIPS ...

NYPD officer adopts dog he helped rescue 00:42. A New York City Police officer is giving a loving home to a dog he helped rescue from the East River earlier this year.

In 2021, the NYPD announced that a robotic dog designed by Boston Dynamics would join its police force. However, the controversial plan was canceled after several politicians denounced it. Now ...

In 2021, the NYPD announced that a robotic dog designed by Boston Dynamics would join its police force. However, the controversial plan was canceled after several politicians denounced it. Now ...

In 2021, the NYPD announced that a robotic dog designed by Boston Dynamics would join its police force. However, the controversial plan was canceled after several politicians denounced it. Now ...