6 days ago
Wilmington Police department request public assistance for dog theft investigation
As the Wilmington police department continue their investigation, they are now requesting public assistance to an armed robbery that took place in Wilmington Delaware. Police say they were dispatched to the 4100 block of North West Street in reference to a burglary that took place on May 30th at approximately 1:14 a.m. Homeowner Jahmeir Snow reported that only his 2-year-old French bulldog 'Tooty" was in the home at the time of the robbery. Snow says normally he would take 'Tooty" with him to work, but he left her home because she is in heat. Reports say that the intruder broke a door to gain entry to the home and once inside shots were fired for an unknown reason. In addition to taking the young French Bulldog the robber also had taken electronics, shoes, clothes, and important documents. Police are asking that anyone with information about this incident is encouraged to contact Detective Jessica Gledhill of the WPD Criminal Investigations Division at (302) 576-3667. PHL17's Tyrone Sharper gives a live report from the PHL17 studio.
