Three thieves staged a seizure as a distraction while two valuable bulldog puppies were stolen from a pet store in Centennial, Colorado over the weekend. The suspects remain at large and the puppies, each worth $4,300, are still missing. One suspect was taken into custody and identified as Timothy Davis, who has been booked on suspicion of theft, drug possession, and conspiracy to commit a felony. Davis allegedly faked a seizure to divert attention while the two other suspects stole the puppies and fled in a gold Cadillac Escalade. The Colorado sheriff’s office is seeking information on the remaining suspects and the whereabouts of the stolen puppies. This incident is not the first theft at the pet store, as similar incidents involving high-value dogs have occurred in the past. The thieves in this case used various diversion tactics to distract employees and carry out the theft. The store manager, Bianca Rose, is seeking the public’s help in locating the suspects and recovering the stolen puppies. The sheriff’s office has released information about the suspects and the getaway vehicle in hopes of resolving the case.
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