In the line of duty
His Watch
Every figure below is part of a real service record, not a slogan.
K-9 Titan served the Coweta County Sheriff's Office for more than five years. Over a hundred deployments. Dozens of missing people brought home. Dozens of suspects located. Narcotics pulled off the street, time and again.
On the night of November 13, 2024, a traffic stop became a high-speed pursuit and then a shootout. Titan was sent in to do the job he was trained for. He took the fire meant for the deputies beside him. They went home to their families. He did not.
He was laid to rest with the full honors of a fallen officer: a procession of patrol cars, a community in mourning, and a sheriff's office that called his sacrifice exactly what it was.
“Those officers are alive because of Titan.”
Remembered in news coverage of the processionService record
What He Gave
The numbers behind a working dog's career, and the honors that closed it.
One watch, fifty states
Every State Stands the Same Watch
Titan wore a Georgia patch. The dog on the next call wears a different one, and runs at the same door. The Wall is open to every fallen K-9 in the country, whatever the patch says.
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Carry the name forward with us.