The suspect in a dognapping on New Year's Day in San Francisco is behind bars, according to police.
SAN FRANCISCO — The suspect in a dognapping on New Year’s Day in San Francisco is behind bars, according to police.from her owner while out on a walk near Broderick and Beach Streets, in the Marina District. According to police the suspect fled with the dog in a silver Chrysler 200.
Police ultimately identified the suspect and obtained a felony arrest warrant for robbery. The suspect was taken into custody. “Our Night Investigations Unit Sergeants never gave up on this investigation,” police tweeted Tuesday night.
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