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On 26 Jan 2022, pyotr filipivich <
trumptheluser01@hotmail.com> posted some news:sss72u$mnqj$
50@news.freedyn.de:
Just kill those Mexicans. Don't even waste time on a trial.
A puppy that was thrown out of a moving car during a police chase in Los Angeles on Friday has been safely recovered, police say.
The pursuit began in South Los Angeles at around noon on Friday and
continued for two hours, going through Inglewood and Westchester. One of
the suspects was wanted for attempted murder.
At one point, the 8-week-old pup was thrown in a Michael Kors bag and
tossed onto the street.
"Miraculously, the dog emerged unharmed and was rescued by responding LAPD officers," the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) wrote in a statement.
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As the chase continued, the suspect's car hit another vehicle. The driver
then ditched their Chevy truck and got into the second getaway car.
The pursuit ended dramatically when the driver and passengers jumped out
of the second getaway car. The three suspects eventually surrendered to
police.
Gustavo Alvarez, 27, was arrested for an attempted murder and carjacking
that happened on March 26.
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27-year-old Lynette Moreno was arrested for allegedly setting up the
second getaway vehicle, while Michelle Zamudio, 25, was arrested for
reportedly driving the second getaway vehicle.
The mixed-breed pooch has been placed on hold with Los Angeles Animal
Services until an investigation about his owner is complete.
"All is well as you can see — this little puppy’s doing just fine," animal
care technician supervisor Matthew Spease told FOX 11 Los Angeles.
Officials say that the puppy is not currently up for adoption.
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