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Bellevue police on the hunt for stolen donkeys Juan and Julio

Seattle, WALocal News

Bellevue police are on the lookout for two missing donkeys, Juan and Julio, believed to have been stolen in a trailer being towed by a dark grey truck. The theft occurred around 2 p. m. on a Sunday, prompting an urgent plea from the police for community assistance. Eyewitnesses reported seeing the suspicious vehicle heading north on 156th Avenue, moving away from Northeast 24th Street towards Redmond.

The police emphasize the significance of community involvement in solving this case and ensuring the safe return of the donkeys. This incident not only raises concerns about animal welfare but also highlights the broader issue of theft in the area. Bellevue police are keen to gather any information that could lead to the recovery of the animals. Residents are reminded to be vigilant and report any sightings of the donkeys or the trailer. Those with information can contact the Bellevue police at 425-577-5656, helping to bring Juan and Julio back home.

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