Zootopia Police Academy Novels & Stories

“I didn’t realize that just anyone could buy them.” “You got the money; you can have one. Joker is trained in home protection and not any K9 whatevers. Zack has Ghost who is a white shepherd, did not even know that was a thing, but she’s gorgeous. Ghost is trained in personal protection and search and rescue. Nate thinks we need to train Joker for SNR.” Shelby gave a little laugh. “He hides in the house and then yells for Joker to find him.” Jolene chuckled. “You got to start somewhere.”

That evening, I shared the story with Zara over dinner, but she didn't seem surprised. She simply said that she never wanted anything to do with Chris again. It didn't matter to her who got punished or how severely. She was focused on serving the public now. Zara had found a job. She had a fifth-degree black belt in kickboxing and was a law graduate with excellent grades. She was hired by the city's police department for her impressive academic record, clean background, strong combat skills, sharp mind, quick reflexes, and high loyalty.

Zach stepped on the brakes of his car as he arrived at the Clementine North High School parking lot where several police cars had already filled up. He immediately went out, shouting orders over the radio, calling for his agents to assemble at the command center. He saw Malcolm talking with one of his men, looking down at the floor plan of the campus they were able to procure. He could hear them discussing possible entry points as he approached them.

Sunday night, it was all over the news. Just as Leesa had foreseen in her dream, zombies had attacked people in a mall in Columbus. Fortunately, the police managed to destroy the creatures before they hurt too many people. At least one of the cops had known enough to shoot for the zombie’s heads, and the other cops had followed his example. At first, the officers had tried to stop the things by pulling them away, but after one policeman got his arm ripped open by a vicious bite, the police had turned to their weapons. The wounded officer was being held under close observation at a local hospital. The media had not been allowed to see him.

Overlapping him, Bonnie agreed, “Everyone has!” He didn’t miss a beat as he finished, “But believe me, if I’d have seen a wolf, I would have told you. I would have told everyone! Put it on I*******m and everything. Would have had to start an account to do so,” he added with a smile. The cops laughed. “Yeah, it would have been something to see.” “So, the zoo is saying none of their wolves got out?” One of the officers shook his head as the other answered, “That’s their story. Between you and me, we’re not buying it.” The men shared a knowing look at how people are, and Nate felt Bonnie’s fingers tighten on his arm.

ANDREA. Alpha Gavin dropped me off at the academy after our hectic training routine. I got into the IT Unit building.It was large and I could see students with laptops, tablets, palmtops and everything tech-related. The alpha told me the Surveillance Academy was created when rogues were coming in an out of the pack as though it was their home and killing anyone that came their way.Now the academy and it's workers; people who have graduated from the academy, provided the pack with electric fences that killed any wolf or person that tries to get into the pack by scaling the fence.

“She needs a dom stronger than you. Leash her. Control her. Or be discarded like the rest. I’ll be watching you. Mr. Abbott.” “I’m looking forward to proving you wrong,” Aiden sneers—a real sneer. It’s the first time I’ve heard his control slip. And it terrifies me. “You,” Mr. Miller snarls at me. I stiffen. My heart stops. “If I hear one complaint about you—if you breathe wrong—I’ll release the dogs. I’ll erase you. The second you stain my university, you’re finished.” “Yes, Sir,” I whisper quickly. “Get out. Both of you.” His voice is final, filled with loathing. “Perfect behavior. Nothing less. Mr. Abbott, she’s your responsibility now. Fail her, and you’ll never teach again. You're out.”

I feel goosebumps go through my body. “Well, Tara and I just graduated from the police academy and start our new jobs here in Little Creek on Monday.” His eyes seemed to light up when I said this. “Really. Well, maybe we will get to work together sometime.” He said. “Are you a cop?” Tara asked.

“All the kids in our pack are going to kindergarten. It is time for you to go too.” “There is no need for that, daddy.” Baby Z said. “You are the Alpha and you can keep me with you. I don’t want to leave you.” “But you will not leave me, Zar-bear” Tristan says and Baby Z looks at him in horror. “Pardon me, daddy?” and she points her little index finger in his direction, but she pokes him in the eye by mistake.” I am Zar-wolfy!” “Dammit, man!” Viggo says. “I think that we failed to educate her. All she wants is to stay with us and the gang. She needs to attend school, we already postponed the kindergarten for a year.”

Elena says. "I think I heard this either from Thiago or Aiden, but the academy is actually thinking about doing something regarding this." She stares at all of us and motions for us to come closer. "We might have Wolf Patrol on the academy grounds soon." Oh! This piece of news surprises us all. Calling Wolf Patrol for investigation is a big deal. They are a crime-solving organisation that operates mainly for the Wolf Council. "I think there may be a lot waiting for us when we return from our 9-day trip," Elena says.