Inglewood woman says thief stole her dog
An Inglewood woman is pleading for someone to help her find her dog, which she reported stolen Sunday from her car in a shopping center parking lot.
The dog was in her car parked outside the Superior market at Crenshaw Boulevard and Imperial Highway. Someone broke into it, she said.
Her dog is a Maltese named "Prince."
"My entire family is heartbroken over this," Sanford said in an e-mail sent to the media. "My daughter can't stop crying and she can't sleep at night. We love our dog and we won't stop until we get him back."
The dog is a white male (not neutered) Maltese, about 7 pounds.
Anyone with information is asked to call the Inglewood Police Department at 310-412-5210.
The dog was in her car parked outside the Superior market at Crenshaw Boulevard and Imperial Highway. Someone broke into it, she said.
Her dog is a Maltese named "Prince."
"My entire family is heartbroken over this," Sanford said in an e-mail sent to the media. "My daughter can't stop crying and she can't sleep at night. We love our dog and we won't stop until we get him back."
The dog is a white male (not neutered) Maltese, about 7 pounds.
Anyone with information is asked to call the Inglewood Police Department at 310-412-5210.
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