New York puppy stolen by armed robbery suspects in sale: police

New York authorities are looking for three suspects allegedly involved in an armed robbery on Tuesday when they bought a puppy.

New York Police Department (NYPD) Officials announced that three men met the dog’s 23-year-old owner at around 9:22 p.m. near his home at Seneca Avenue and Faile Street in the Bronx.

The suspects told the dog’s owner that they were interested purchase of the puppy on social media.

During their encounter, the suspects brandished a gun and forcibly “snatched” the puppy from its owner before rushing to a vehicle and fleeing.

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Picture of a stolen puppy

The suspected armed robbers told the dog’s owner on social media that they were interested in buying the dog. (New York Police Department)

“The three individuals then fled the scene in a gray four-door sedan,” the NYPD said, adding that the victim was not injured.

Police released the photo of one of the alleged suspects, who has a mustache and fair complexion.

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Image of the alleged armed robbery

The NYPD released the photo of one of the armed robbery suspects, who has a mustache and a fair complexion. (New York Police Department)

The second and third suspects are men, but details of their appearance are not known.

The NYPD is asking anyone who recognizes the suspect or has information about the theft to call the Crime Stoppers Hotline at 1-800-577-TIPS (8477).

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NYPD officials are actively investigating the incident. Further details are currently not available.

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