Two men arrested with the theft of two Swiss dogs and related to the rescue, the police said on Saturday.
The owner of the dogs, a 59-year-old Swiss man, returned to the Zurich Schlier’s district on his apartment on February 24 and found that his two Bolonka dogs were stolen. Swiss police said in a news version. The thieves left the blackmail letter to 1 million Swiss francs, or about $ 1,135,271 to release dogs.
A American Kennel Club described Bolonka dogs like a nice and fairy race of toy dogs. Small dogs are members of the Bichon family and are grown as homemade pets. The cost of buying a bowling puppy is between $ 1,500 and $ 3,000 Sales listed by AKC.
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The owner of the dogs, which was not identified, called the police, who began researching theft. Thursday, the Norwegian of the 30-year Norwegian was arrested at Zurich Airport. Police said Norwegian was about to leave the country. Now he is watching in Switzerland, police said.
More research brought police to Poland. Researchers determined that a 38-year-old man “allegedly involved in robbery.” The Polish police arrested the man on March 5th. More research will be managed by Polish police, officials said.
Polish police found two dogs at home. The owner of the dog traveled to Poland and regained the custody of Friday’s cannins.