Cold -hearted Puppy Dieven jerked two cute baby Bulldogs from a pet store in Colorado, with one of the perpetrators who falsify an attack to distract employees as another male trade the helpless dogs.
The dramatic robbery took place on Sunday around 1:30 PM After the three suspects walked apart for a few minutes in Centennial, according to the Sheriff's Office of Arapahoe County (ACSO).
Before they pulled their shocking stunt, the men reportedly asked for shop employees for two bulldogs, each priced $ 4,299.
Chaos broke out when one of the men collapsed on the floor and started pulsing – boating with an attack.
“It was clearly a Lokvogel to distract employees and people to that guy on the floor,” shop manager Bianca Rose Larsen told ABC.
Shop employees and customers quickly focused on what they thought they were a medical emergency. The incident also stopped the pets – with dogs leaning out of their pens and bark at the man on the floor.
While everyone was fixed on the 'grabbing' customers, one of the perpetrators, dressed in completely black, was recorded on video while he went unsuspectingly to the back of the store, where the expensive Bulldog puppies were kept.
While he lifted the top of the puppy cage, one of the employees took note of the unfolding crime.
A man dressed in all black man traded two puppies and costs from the pet store on Sunday
Chaos broke out when one of the men collapsed on the floor and started pulsing – boating with an attack.
One of the puppies (depicted) is still missing in the dramatic robbery
“Hi! What are you doing?' She shouted in panic when the man grabbed a puppy in each of his hands and sprinted in it.
Soon several people started charging after the perpetrator who all “stop!” Shouting while he came out. Two children in the store screamed with fear.
At a certain point he stumbled and one of the poor bulldogs flew through the air and hit the ground before the thief roughly picked it up again.
“He throws them around like pieces of meat and just grabs them and just grabs them away,” said Larsen, reminding of the “brutal” and “disturbing” moment to ABC.
It seemed that the other man involved fled the scene for him, but they both drove away in a Gold Cadillac Escalade.
The police arrested the man accused of forging the seizure, Timothy Davis, 37, and registered him accusations of conspiracy to commit a crime, theft and drug possession.
Davis reportedly never left the store and stayed on the ground until the police arrived, but the other perpetrators are still free.
On Monday evening, the ACSO shared that one of the stolen puppies had returned safely to perfect pets by a good Samaritan.
A good Samaritan brought one of the stolen bulldogs back to the store on Monday. She said she bought the dog from a street seller in Denver
Perfect pets have seen an increase in thefts in the last two weeks, according to the store's manager
The girl who brought the dog back to the store told the police that she bought the pet for $ 1500 from a street seller in Denver.
“She immediately called the store when she recognized that her puppy matched the photos in the story,” wrote the Sheriff office.
“Perfect pets are grateful that they are reunited with the dog and plans to give her a reward.”
Before the puppy was found, Larsen said that the store offered a reward of $ 4,000 for the safe return of both pets and for 'the arrest of the criminal'.
Larsen said that this is not the first time that perfect pets are the target of thieves, especially in the past two weeks, “and the store is forced to increase their security efforts by installing more cameras.
'It should be a warm, happy, loving environment with all these puppies. Instead, you just work and for fear that someone will steal one, “Larsen said.
