“The man first went to the shop to buy a ham sausage and then reached into the window gap and stole the dog. On the night of 31 July, Ms. Chen locked the dog in the car, leaving for about 10 minutes, and found that the rope was stolen by a man, leaving in the back of the car only the ham intestines thrown by men.
At about 9.50 p.m. that night, Ms. Chen drove out with a dog, went to a restaurant in the Canyon district to buy spicy heat, feared that the pet would not be allowed into the restaurant, so Ms. Chen locked the dog in the car and came back as soon as she thought she would buy something, “all four windows were dead, and the gap in the back window was about six or seven centimetres wide.”
At about 10 p.m., Ms. Chen returned to the car and found the dog missing, “The back seat was full of ham sausages, and the dog was in the back seat, tied to the driver's seat, and the dog and the dog were all missing.”
Ms. Chen raised a teddy dog, which was less than five months old, but Ms. Chen had a deep feeling about it, despite its short duration. Ms. Chen immediately called the police, and the civilian police retrieved video material from the nearby merchants, and found that the dog had been stolen by a man.
“The dog was stolen by a middle-aged man who went to the nearby shop to buy a sausage, then went to the side of the car, put his hand into the window gap, then pulled the dog out of the window gap. He should have fed the dog with a ham intestines, then pulled the dog out of the rope, which was smaller in size, so that the dog could be pulled out of the window.” Ms. Chen said, “The dog was stolen, I was angry and sad, I didn't sleep well that night and cried several times.”
The police are currently investigating the matter.