rtment training.

 Was everything in accordance of how we're trained, and if we find anything that was outside, then we take time to address it,  Hawkins said.

The release of the body camera footage comes after the sheriff's office previously disputed whether Fifi was a service dog. Hawkins told Rogers she apologized and said that was a misunderstanding.

Willis and the service dog nonprofit, Healing4Heroes where he received Fifi, involved said they are still planning to pursue legal action.

Healing4Heroes said it has not been able to get Fifi's body released so the family can bury her. Hawkins said she would look into the issue for the family.

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