The police had a special ransom case earlier this summer as they were called on duty to save a three month old designer ‘Puggle’ pup who was being held for ransom.
Two officers and six undercover CID detectives in unmarked cars arrived to take action. Hours later, the dognapper rang again and the police got into their positions.
Mr Legah said, “The police told us to arrange with the dognapper to bring Louis to our house, then one of the officers posed as me. As soon as the dognapper arrived in his van, and opened the door, the officer burst through it and scooped up Louis. At the same time the unmarked police cars pulled in around his vehicle so he couldn’t drive off. It was amazing - like something out of a film. But the officers were all fantastic. Louis ran yelping into my arms as fast as his tiny little legs would carry him. We were all crying with relief and Louis was licking the tears off our faces.”
Louis was seen by his vet who gave him the all-clear although he was dehydrated and thinner.
Mr Legah added that the experience has had an impact on poor pup Louis, “‘For a few days Louis didn’t want to go outside without us. He jumped whenever he heard a loud noise and would cower in the corner. The thought some stranger is holding your pet prisoner is the ultimate nightmare. Now I don’t let Louis out of my sight.”
A spokesman for West Midlands Police said last night, “On August 22, police received a complaint of blackmail. A 24-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of this and has been given a police warning.”
Remember, if you have a cat or dog, get them micro-chipped and wearing a collar tag with your contact details incase they are missing or are stolen and found.
Micro-chipping works whereby a small chip is injected into the scruff of your pet and can be scanned by the vet or animal shelter.

























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