Italian police reunite stolen puppies with mother
Italian police this week demonstrated that no one could escape the long paw of the law when they reunited six stolen puppies with their mother.
Police arrested a 26-year-old man who stole six puppies of Pomeranian breed from the house of a woman living in the Sicilian city of Ragusa.
On Wednesday, the woman denounced the theft of her six puppies born just a few weeks ago and then not self-sufficient. On the following day, police entered the house of a suspect, known for his criminal records and known by the woman since he had bought from her a puppy of the same breed just some months before.
The man denied any involvement during police questioning, but the faint barking of the puppies gave him away. Police broke into a room in the apartment and found the six puppies crowded inside a basket.
Police brought the puppies to their headquarters and called the victim of the theft, who arrived with the mother of the puppies for the reunion.
(Source: Reuters)
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