Police have released footage showing the moment they recovered several golden retriever puppies allegedly stolen from a property on November 15.
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Three teenagers have been charged.
Queensland police officers were called after a property was allegedly broken into around midday.
Four two-week old Golden Retriever puppies were reported stolen from the home.
At 9.55pm on November 15, police attended a residence in Woree and located a 16-year-old Woree boy in possession of one of the allegedly stolen puppies.
Around 2am on November 16, police attended an Edmonton home and located a 16-year-old Bentley Park boy alleged to be involved in the theft of the puppies.
Police located one of the puppies hidden under a bed.
Police seized the puppy along with jewellery and clothing from the Edmonton home.
The remaining two puppies were located at two nearby homes.
The 16-year-old Woree boy and Bentley Park boy were charged with entering a dwelling and receiving tainted property.
Both were refused police bail and are scheduled to appear in the Cairns Children's Court.
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A 17-year-old Bentley Park boy was charged with entering a dwelling and receiving tainted property.
He was also refused police bail and is scheduled to appear in the Cairns Children's Court.
Another person is in custody and assisting police with enquiries.
Charmaine Manuel
Charmaine is a journalist at The Examiner. She's interested in social, political and environmental issues. Got a story? Get in touch at charmaine.manuel@austcommunitymedia.com.au
Charmaine is a journalist at The Examiner. She's interested in social, political and environmental issues. Got a story? Get in touch at charmaine.manuel@austcommunitymedia.com.au
