After playing with the owner’s pet dog, the thief steals a bicycle worth $1,300, and the video goes viral

In an unusual heist, a guy petted and played with the family dog before stealing a bicycle from the home worth $1,300. The San Diego Police posted the incident’s footage as they started looking for the offender. The dog’s behavior and the occurrence were amusing to the internet community despite the fact that it was a robbery case. The article is becoming quite popular online. The police also requested the public to contact them through social media if they come across the thief or if they had any other details.

The San Diego Police Department’s official Instagram account reposted the Instagram post. The caption included specific details about the event as well as a description of the offender’s appearance. “An unidentified white man suspect entered a garage in the Pacific Beach area on July 15, 2023, at around 10:40 p.m. A 2019 black Electra 3-speed bicycle with a suggested retail price of around $1,300 was stolen. With “8-ball” caps on the tire valves, a “8-ball” insignia on the frame, and a rear wheel frame imprinted with a checkered black and white pattern, this bike stands out from the crowd, the description said.

A guy approached a garage full of bicycles in the footage nonchalantly. The family pet dog entered the garage and began playing with the intruder as he prepared to flee with a bicycle. The burglar then dismounted the bicycle and began to interact with the hairy security guard. The guy spent a great amount of time patting the animal, and when he finally departed with the bicycle, the animal was spotted gazing at him. The dog was shown exiting the garage at the conclusion of the video as it pursued the robber.

People appreciated the little contact, which is why the post is becoming quite popular. Since it was posted four days ago, the video has received hundreds of likes. Some individuals expressed relief that the beloved dog was not injured or stolen by the robber. As internet users expressed their opinions, the comment box was inundated with responses.

Thank God he didn’t injure or take the puppy, a user said. Another user said, “The dog was like, ‘Come back for another bike and a pet. A third added, “Hat dog is going to be downgraded to cat.” Another said, “At least he was nice to the dog.” “God, I love Goldens, but they’re the worst guard dogs,” a fifth said.