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Indiana police search for teens who allegedly stole puppies from pet store
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Police in Indiana are looking for two youngsters who allegedly took 10 puppies from a pet retailer on Sunday.
Officers say that two youngsters have been caught on surveillance video taking 10 puppies from their kennels on the “Hug-A-Pup” pet retailer in Hammond, Indiana, on late Sunday evening into early Monday morning.
The youngsters took the ten puppies and put them in a “giant duffel bag” earlier than fleeing the shop and heading eastbound, police stated.
Officers say that two youngsters have been caught on surveillance video taking 10 puppies from their kennels on the “Hug-A-Pup” pet retailer in Hammond, Indiana, on late Sunday evening into early Monday morning.
(Hammond Police Division)
The Hammond Police Division stated in a Fb put up that the youngsters took “4 orange Pomeranian’s, 3 white Poodle’s, and three white and orange ‘Teddy Bear’ puppies.”
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The Hammond Police Division stated in a Fb put up that the youngsters took “4 orange Pomeranian’s, 3 white Poodle’s, and three white and orange ‘Teddy Bear’ puppies.”
(Hammond Police Division)
Police describe the youngsters as skinny and famous they have been each carrying darkish hoodies and pants.
Any particular person with details about the incident is requested to name 219-852-2980.