Stolen mini donkeys located in Fall City, WA

Bellevue, WALocal News

Bellevue police have successfully recovered two stolen mini donkeys, named Juan and Julio, which were reported missing on a Sunday afternoon. The animals were believed to have been taken in a white trailer hitched to a dark gray truck, prompting an investigation that extended into the Bel-Red area. A Good Samaritan played a crucial role by contacting the Bellevue PD after spotting donkeys that matched the descriptions provided. Fortunately, the donkeys were found alive in Fall City, and local law enforcement is now coordinating efforts with the King County Sheriff's Office to reunite them with their rightful owner. Bellevue police have expressed their gratitude towards the community for its active participation in the search and for being vigilant.

This incident not only underscores the significance of community engagement in crime prevention but also highlights the bond between residents and local law enforcement. The quick recovery of Juan and Julio reflects the effectiveness of collaborative efforts in addressing local issues. Such stories serve as a reminder of the impact that community awareness can have on ensuring the safety and well-being of beloved pets.

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