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Stolen Purebred Cats Returned to Owner in West Auckland
Westgate man reunited with stolen cats after police investigation
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A West Auckland man has been reunited with his stolen purebred British shorthair cats, valued between $1,500 and $3,000, after police investigated their disappearance during his house move.
- 01The cats were stolen from a property on Rush Creek Drive in West Auckland.
- 02The owner discovered the theft while collecting his belongings.
- 03Acting Inspector Nick Salter highlighted the role of neighbours' CCTV footage in identifying the suspects.
- 04The investigation involved extensive inquiries and teamwork from the police.
- 05British shorthair cats can sell for between $1,500 and $3,000.
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A man from West Auckland has successfully reunited with his two stolen British shorthair cats after they were taken during his house move. The incident occurred on Rush Creek Drive when the owner returned to find his cats missing. Acting Inspector Nick Salter of the Waitematā west area noted that the victim spoke with neighbours who provided CCTV footage, which was crucial in identifying the alleged thieves. The investigation involved thorough inquiries and collaboration among police officers, leading to the recovery of the cats, which are valued between $1,500 and $3,000.
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The successful recovery of the cats highlights community involvement in crime prevention.
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