Thieves load dozen French Bulldogs into van throughout California pet retailer heist: video

Harris Marley

International Courant

Police are looking for suspects accused of stealing a dozen French bulldogs valued at greater than $100,000 from a southern California pet retailer.

The heist occurred early within the morning Nov. 21 at Prime Canine Pet Retailer on Rosecrans Avenue in Gardena, cops informed FOX 11. 

“They ran to the place the canines had been, grabbed the cages, dragged them out and tossed them into the van,” store proprietor Andres Avalos informed KTLA after watching safety video. “They got here in by means of the entrance door, kicked the door open, turned the sunshine on, grabbed the canines, and took off.”

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“It’s a giant monetary loss,” Avalos mentioned. “The canines had been [worth] over $100,000. We use these canines for breeding functions and that’s how we make a residing. With the canines being gone, it’ll be more durable to get by now.”

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One of many puppies watches the thieves as different puppies are loaded into the again of the van. (Prime Canine Pet Retailer (@bulldog_cartel_)/Native Information X/TMX)

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