Jan 27, 2026

K 9 Bodhi has retired

 


K 9 Bodhi has retired. 

Eureka Police Department just issued a press release.

EPD Press Release:

The Eureka Police Department proudly announces the retirement of K9 Bodhi, a highly accomplished narcotics and firearms detection canine, following more than five years of dedicated service to the community. 

K9 Bodhi began his law enforcement career on June 22, 2020, and officially retired on January 1, 2026. 

Throughout his career, Bodhi served alongside Sergeant Nantz, forming a close and highly effective K9 team. Their partnership included assignments with the Drug Task Force (DTF) as well as deployments with the Eureka Police Department. K9 Bodhi was trained and certified in narcotics and firearms detection, including the detection of live and spent ammunition. Since being deployed with the Eureka Police Department, Bodhi completed over 100 deployments, assisting officers in locating illegal drugs and firearms and supporting countless investigations. While assigned to the Drug Task Force, K9 Bodhi played a significant role in major narcotics enforcement efforts. 

Working with Sergeant Nantz, Bodhi assisted in the seizure of: • 64 pounds of methamphetamine • 19 pounds of heroin • 45 pounds of additional narcotics • 144 grams of psilocybin mushrooms • 58 grams of fentanyl • 32 grams of cocaine • 42 grams of DMT • 25 grams of LSD (acid) These seizures represent a substantial impact on drug trafficking in the region and reflect the critical role K9 Bodhi played in protecting public safety. 

“K9 Bodhi’s contributions to the Eureka Police Department and the community cannot be overstated,” said Chief Brian Stephens. “His work with Sergeant Nantz and our regional partners significantly enhanced our ability to disrupt drug distribution and remove illegal firearms from our streets. We are grateful for his years of loyal service.” 

K9 Bodhi will now enjoy a well-earned retirement, transitioning from law enforcement partner to full-time companion. The Eureka Police Department extends its sincere thanks to K9 Bodhi and Sergeant Nantz for their outstanding service and dedication. 

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