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Dog and four puppies stolen on Johns Island, police asking for public help

Charleston, South Carolina – The police is asking for public help leading to an information for the theft of a dog and four puppies on Johns Island.

According to the reports, the theft occurred on Feb. 17 on Whipperwill Lane on Johns Island.

The dog is a black and white female pit bull mix, with four of its puppies.

The suspects presented them as an armed law enforcement animal control officers and had fake credentials.

Man and a woman performed the act. According to officials, both the male and female were white in their early thirties around 5’11’ to 6 feet tall.

They left the premises in a small sport green car with four doors.

Please call Deputy Steven Jarvis (843) 743-7200 should you have any information leading to the suspects.

Alex Tuhell

Co-founder and publisher

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