This is Police Dog Phantom, who found a suspected criminal in a hedge after he ran away from officers.
The chase began on the afternoon of Thursday May 6, as police responded to a disturbance at an address in East Street in Amberley, West Sussex.
Officers said a man reportedly put holes in a wall, smashed plates and broke a vacuum cleaner.
Police arrived, and arrested a suspect — but he didn't come quietly.
Officers permitted him to gather some personal belongings before leaving, but while supposedly finding his items, he escaped out of a rear window — and moved out of sight.
This had turned into a job for the Dog Unit and, in particular, Police Dog Phantom — a two-year-old German Shepherd, described as a "general purpose" dog.
As he got to work, he tracked away from the property and onto the South Downs.
Moments later, the suspect was found hiding in a hedge.
Police said a 29-year-old local man was arrested on suspicion of criminal damage and has been released under investigation, pending further enquiries.
Phantom is acquiring a reputation for his personality, and for his success over a number of operations.
In November 2020, PC Jackson of the Surrey and Sussex Police Dogs Unit told More Radio:
"Currently, Phantom is a young, big bundle of excitable energy and at times mischievous but with a great personality.
"He loves going to work and is always extremely keen every time the tracking harness comes out."
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