Police release photos of woman wanted in connection to Bay Shore stolen dog case
Detectives say the woman provided false contact information when dropping off the dog at Animal Emergency Service in Selden late last month.
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Dec 14, 2021, 11:36 AM
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Updated 1,128 days ago
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3ds agoPolice have released pictures
of a woman wanted for questioning in a stolen dog case.
Detectives say the woman
provided false contact information when dropping off the dog at Animal
Emergency Service in Selden late last month.
The French bulldog was stolen
during a burglary at a Bay Shore residence on Thanksgiving weekend.
The dog has since been
returned to its owner.
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