 You need a financial advisor with the freedom to focus on your specific needs. Whatever your goals, Reeve Potter can create a game plan tailored to you. Call Reid at 432-0777 at Pikeville, Kentucky to learn more. Since being acquired in April, Letcher County's K9 Zara has been hard at work cleaning the streets of drugs. She has either assisted or created five new drug cases. We have been called out by almost every agency in the county. KSP has used her to assist them. Jenkins Police has used her to assist them. Whitesburg City Police has also requested her assistance. She has worked evening shift at least two shifts a week with myself. So we've changed our schedule up to get her out and get her involved in the community. She's just been a true blessing to the citizens and to the office and to myself and my family. Since April, Zara has found three ounces of meth and has helped various departments search for narcotics. Sheriff Steins says Zara is saving lives. Naturally it's removing drugs from the streets. Since she's been here we've got what we feel like by assisting some of the other agencies. We've got several people that traffic in drugs. Somebody that is trafficking in drugs is a lot different than just an addict. But even the ones that she's got and allowed us to create new cases with people that are addicts and hooked on drugs. I've not followed with the court but I'm sure the court is trying to get them help and rehab and assistance. So I mean just every arrest that the deputies and Zara can make I feel like is saving lives. And you know you can look at the numbers and we've had people that successful with drug treatment. You know and if it saves one person it's worth it. You know and people always ask me why are you such a big advocate for treatment and rehab. It's because if it was your kid, your mom, your dad, your brother, your sister you would be for it too. For Mountain Top News, I'm Joel Corjol.