Crime & Safety
WATCH: K-9 Cop Orry Clocks Out for Last Time
After special recognition from Oak Forest aldermen Sept. 11, Oak Forest's beloved K-9 cop Orry stepped out of the public eye and into retirement.
It got a little noisy in Oak Forest Tuesday night, but Mayor Hank Kuspa didn't seem to mind.
Perched front and center on a table, r Orry sat quietly until Ald. Chuck Toland finished reading the proclamation in his name—then barked his appreciation.
Orry retired from the force Sept. 11, after six years alongside human sidekick Jason Vodnik.
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Known for his , Orry was also a crowd favorite, often offering local kids a tail wag and a chance at tug of war. Orry was somewhat of a public figure, in addition to police officer. The partnership was popular throughout Oak Forest—Vodnik rarely seen without his K-9 other half.
Vodnik recently
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Watch the video for the complete proclamation, and an emotional moment for Vodnik, following the meeting.
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