A Washington, D.C. lady is celebrating the secure return of her French bulldog after he was stolen throughout an armed theft final week.
The Metropolitan Police Division shared on social media on Saturday that “Yurman” is again together with his proprietor, Jaineen Brown.
“Members of MPD’s Violent Crimes Suppression Division recovered Yurman the French bulldog tonight. He was stolen final Saturday. We’re completely happy to report Yurman is now again together with his proprietor. Nice work by our members who labored this case!” the division posted on Fb.
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Brown, who was enthusiastic about their reunification and even misplaced a shoe working towards him, additionally took to social media to elucidate the second Yurman was introduced again to her.
“The one shoe? Pay attention! I used to be working and didn’t wish to buss this butt. The shoe got here off! My boy is house!” Brown mentioned.
Yurman was stolen from Brown at gunpoint at round 8:20 p.m. on Saturday, June 29, whereas she was strolling within the 1700 block of Fort Davis Road SE.
Metro law enforcement officials had been capable of find the stolen pooch after Yurman’s proprietor was contacted by somebody claiming they might be keen to promote him again to her, in accordance with an MPD information launch.
Detectives had been then capable of conduct a sting operation ensuing within the arrests of 27-year-old Raphael Lambert Loundermon II and 27-year-old Khaliah Johnson, who had been each charged with extortion and receiving stolen property.
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Police are nonetheless working to establish a 3rd suspect believed to be driving a black Honda with Virginia tags. The automotive was captured on surveillance video leaving the world the place the canine was taken, MPD mentioned.
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Anybody who can establish the automotive pictured above is requested to name 202-727-9099 or textual content the division’s tip line at 50411.