The stunning second a masked thief stole a pet from the yard of a suburban dwelling has been caught on a safety digicam.
The person broke by way of the fence of the household dwelling at Bargara close to Bundaberg in central Queensland round 10am on Tuesday and stole the small pug named Willow.
The brazen act was captured on video and confirmed the person wearing all black clothes operating by way of the yard.
He’s heard calling out for Willow because the pooch scampers across the yard trying to evade the thief.
Within the imaginative and prescient Willow is seen to run behind a big trampoline however the man quickly scoops up the eight-week-old pug and takes off.
A tiny pug was stolen by two thieves (pictured) in broad daylight from a household dwelling in Bargara, close to Bundaberg in central Queensland, on Tuesday morning
The digicam additionally captured one other individual sporting a black hoodie operating from a property subsequent door to the house.
Mom-of-six Jamie-Lee, the proprietor of the pooch, mentioned they solely purchased the canine from vendor final Sunday.
‘We solely acquired it two days in the past and it was a pet to my kids,’ she informed 7 Information.
Ms Lee claims the enterprise who bought the pug to her demanded they return the canine simply days later.
‘(They mentioned) if we did not give the canine again, they have been going to steal it [and] 48 hours later, that is precisely what they did,’ she mentioned.
Ms Lee claims the 2 thieves returned to the property once more within the hours of Wednesday morning.
The safety digicam captured a automobile that drove previous the house a number of instances simply after midnight.
Ms Lee mentioned she is scared the thieves is perhaps coming again for an additional canine the household owns.
The household had bought Willow (pictured) simply two days earlier than the thieves stole the pooch from their yard
She mentioned the incident has left her kids devastated.
‘We paid for this canine, we personal this canine, it’s our pet,’ she mentioned.
A Queensland Police spokesman informed Each day Mail Australia police are investigating the incident.
Ms Lee urged anybody who lives within the space and is made conscious of somebody attempting to promote a pug with one brown eye and one blue eye to contact police.
