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Rabbit Rescued After 'Kebab Threat'

Summary

  • Rabbit taken by two men, one a Latvian rickshaw driver.
  • Men reportedly discussed making the rabbit into a kebab.
  • The pet rabbit was found unharmed shortly after the incident.
Rabbit Rescued After 'Kebab Threat'

A pet rabbit named Peter was reportedly stolen from his Hull garden on Saturday, October 17th, by two individuals. CCTV footage captured one man reaching into the garden and taking Peter, while his companion allegedly discussed making the rabbit into a kebab. The rabbit's owner, Amy Grace, discovered the theft upon reviewing her home security footage. She expressed frustration that authorities seemed uninterested, with the RSPCA deferring to the police. Fortunately, Peter was located unharmed in a nearby car park shortly after the incident.

Locals have identified one of the suspects as a Latvian rickshaw driver who offers rides for a fee. He had previously been wrongly blamed for stealing fish from a public pond in July. A pub landlord described the man as quiet and polite but suggested he associated with a troublesome crowd. Humberside Police confirmed they received reports of the rabbit theft and that inquiries are ongoing. The force urges anyone with information to come forward.

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