Phoenix K-9 Raven Retires After a Decade of Service, Cancer Diagnosis Forcing End to Career

The retirement reflects both the human cost of police work and the real sacrifice of working animals who serve alongside officers in dangerous conditions; it's a local institutional story that honors service.
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