Thief seen fleeing with expensive dogs after breaking into home in broad daylight
Dog owners Cavan Dixon and Brooklynn Robert are convinced they were being watched before the break-in, in which their American Bully XL and English bulldog were stolen
14:00, 17 MAY 2021
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Updated: 4:42 PM EDT April 3, 2021
DANBURY, Conn. Police in Danbury are looking for the public s help in locating some valuable, and irreplaceable, stolen property: a 1-year-old chocolate brown pit bull named Godiva.
In a Facebook post, police say that on Thursday, March 25th, they responded to a complaint of a residential burglary in the area of Mill Ridge Road. The pictured female 1-year-old American Bully named “Godiva” was reportedly taken during the incident.
Anyone with information regarding this burglary or the whereabouts of “Godiva” is asked to call Det. Kupchok at 203-797-2168 or the Detective Bureau s anonymous tip line at 203-790-8477.