KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Csibi, a dog working with the Clay County Sheriff's Office, only needed nine months to intercept over $1 million in cash.
The money was affiliated with drug trafficking, according to a tweet from the office.
"He does it all for the Kong," the office tweeted, referencing the pooch's favorite toy.
Csibi works with Detective Ignatenko to track down the illegal substances.
This is Csibi (pronounced Cheebee). In the 9 months he has been with the Sheriff’s Office, he and his partner Detective Ignatenko have intercepted & seized over $1 MILLION in cash that was being smuggled as part of illegal drug trafficking. He does it all for the Kong. pic.twitter.com/DibAVzXiHz
— Clay County, Missouri Sheriff (@SheriffClayCo) October 12, 2021
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