Cat B was stolen from a store in Tai Kok Tsui last Wednesday (30th).
At that time, the newborn cat B "Mandarin Duck", who was only 3 months old, was suspected to have sneaked out of the store before closing, and then wandered outside the store but was taken away by a man.
The owner of the shop was so anxious that he posted CCTV footage on the Internet hoping to find his beloved cat. Later, a man and a woman went to the shop to explain that it was just out of good intentions that day, and they were worried that the cat would wander the streets in cold weather, so another man picked it up for temporary care.
However, "Mandarin Duck" has been missing for 7 days so far. The man holding the cat has not returned the cat to the owner. The owner decided to report the case for help. The police have classified the case as "theft".
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The scene of the incident was a shop on the ground floor at No. 40 Yanjia Street, Tai Kok Tsui. The owner, Mr. Leung, had two cats, a mother and a daughter. Cat B "Mandarin Duck", every day before the store closes, Mr. Liang will take the two cats back to the store before locking the door.
The incident happened last Wednesday (November 30) at 11:00 pm. When Mr. Liang's girlfriend closed the gate of the lock shop, "Mandarin Duck" sneaked out suspiciously for fun.
It was not until the next day that Mr. Leung found out that the mandarin ducks were missing. After checking the CCTV footage, he suddenly found that after the shop was closed, a couple wandered outside the shop for half an hour, and soon picked up the mobile phone to call someone frequently.
Later, a man with a bun arrived at the scene, picked up the cat skillfully, and the three left together.
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Mr. Liang learned that his cat was taken away by a man, so he released the CCTV footage on social media and posted the screenshot outside the store, hoping that the neighbors could provide clues.
Soon after, the couple went to the shop to clarify to Mr. Leung that they did not know the man, and explained that they had two dogs, so it was impossible to bring the kitten home, and that the man who was holding the cat had agreed The cat will be returned to the shop the next day.
The days of waiting for the cat made Mr. Liang very anxious, but it has been more than 7 days, and the other party still has not returned the cat.
Mr. Dian Liang pointed out that the cat was originally a family of three. The mother cat "Cream" gave birth to two cats B in August this year. He was raised by Mr. Liang and lived with his mother.
Since "Mandarin Duck" is still young, he has not yet received any vaccinations or vaccinations, nor has he registered a microchip.
At present, the whereabouts of "Mandarin Duck" are unknown, and his mother "Cream" has expressed frustration recently. He urged the man holding the cat to return "Mandarin Duck" as soon as possible.
When asked why it took 7 days to report to the police, Mr. Liang pointed out that the couple had explained to him that because the weather was very cold on the day of the incident, they were worried about the kittens wandering on the street, so they took care of them temporarily, so they didn't want to make things worse. I also believed that the other party was just out of good intentions, and hadn't returned the cat so far, so I decided to call the police.
At around 3 pm today (7th), the police received a report from a man at No. 40 Yanjia Street, saying that a cat in the store was taken away by a strange man.
The police arrived at the scene to understand that after preliminary investigation, the case was classified as "theft".
