It was reported that more than 70 pet dogs from a pet shop had been stolen overnight, and it appeared from the stolen pet shop that the door had been broken, leaving only dozens of cages that were originally packed with pets, which were known to be more expensive, with a total value of approximately $300,000.
Perpetrators:
We lost the dog in the morning.
Yesterday, at 1 p.m., the lockmaker was changing the lock on the roll gate of the pet shop.
"Breaked with a drill." The lockmaker pointed at the switch, and the lockhole had been drilled into a circular hole. The pet shop is on South Avenue, up and down the second floor. An area of approximately 70 square metres, with 20 or 30 cages, a wall-to-wall cabinet with all kinds of dog food, and two smaller cages. Usually, these cages are either a large golden hair or squeezed with 78 dogs. But yesterday morning, the pet shop was stolen!
At 9.30 a.m., when a clerk came to work, he discovered that the gate was open about half a metre, “I thought someone was early, but I went in, and the dog was gone!” When the partners at the store arrived, they cleared the shop, lost more than 70 dogs, some imported dog food was gone, and an iPad was lost, but all the cats were in the electric car, and the wallets on the counter didn't move. All the dogs on the second floor were missing a cell phone.
Yesterday, journalists saw dozens of empty cages piled up in disarray, screaming from a few cages close to the door. "There are four more expensive dogs left." The partner, Ms. Liang, had a red eye and had a blood certificate issued by the Shaanxi Department Dog Association on the wall, saying, “A 40,000-dollar gold hair, a 20,000-dollar bulldog, two bears, 100,000 and 70,000, respectively, for the competition!” The shop count, including over 70 dogs, dog food and other items, lost approximately $340,000.
Ms. Liang said that the pet shop, which had three partners and eight shopkeepers, had only opened in January of this year and had been largely unguarded at night, “had heard of a pet shop being stolen, but not here” Almost all of our homes were stolen! "There are six pet shops selling pet dogs and several pet stores, which makes other shop owners nervous.
Shop:
The perpetrators are familiar with the situation at the store. Points
Aunt Wang, who was in charge of cleaning the nearby section, said that at 2 a.m. yesterday, when she passed through the stolen pet store, she had not found anything unusual, “it was around 1 a.m., and there was a big box with a dog in it”. But soon again she rejected the relationship, "This time she stole so much, she won't take it away."
Behind the pet shop is a residential area, where residents hear about 3 a.m., there are long dogs barking, apparently a group of dogs barking. “The dogs sleep at night, they don't bark.” So Ms. Leung and others estimate that it was during this time that the break-in took place.
Many shopkeepers estimate that there should be a few or more men who steal so many dogs, and that they need more than a small vehicle to take them away. In addition, the perpetrators were very good at dogs and were well aware of the situation in the store, perhaps through multiple steps.
The reason for Ms. Leung is that every Thursday night, a group of new dogs, approximately 30 or 40, are found in the shop and sold on weekends. In other words, Thursday evening to Friday morning, the store had the largest number of dogs, and the time of the theft was Friday morning; Besides, most of the dogs on the second floor are in poor health. The perpetrators went to the second floor and took only one cell phone without touching the dogs.
“To leave after stealing the dog, one of the four intersections must pass through the South Two Rings, the Friendship Road, the Road of Construction or the West Lane.” Ms. Liang said that there was no surveillance in her own shop and that it was to be hoped that street surveillance would lead to the escape route for the perpetrators. Following the incident, the pet shop had reported to the police about the construction of a road police station at the Public Security Post, which, according to the police, was currently under investigation.
As more families now want to raise pet dogs, the corresponding pet shops are beginning to grow, and this is also an opportunity for some of the outlaws, since most of the dogs are more expensive and have been stolen as a significant loss, and it is hoped that the owners will be vigilant not to give them the opportunity to commit crimes.