Fmr. K-9 officer locked up for 10 yrs over releasing dog on 2 immigrants talks about her Trump pardon

Former police officer Stephanie Mohr describes the pardon she received from President Trump as one of the best Christmas presents that she ever could have hoped for in the culmination of a 25-year ordeal. “This means the world to me, and this means the world to my family,” she said about the president’s decision. A federal court had sentenced the ex-Prince George’s County, Md., canine handler to 10 years in prison for a 1995 incident in which her dog bit an alleged illegal immigrant when she and another officer responded to a suspected burglary at a commercial building. “The suspect that my dog bit received a small bite to his calf that resulted in 10 stitches. So my very harsh sentence of 10 years was basically one year for every stitch,” Mohr, 50, told the Fox & Friends crew on Christmas Eve morning.-- More...