Service dog found a thief climbing a tree
In the Australian state of South Australia, a police dog named Gus found a man who tried to hide from law enforcement officers in a tree after an alleged theft of copper
In the Australian state of South Australia, a police dog named Gus found a man who tried to hide from law enforcement officers on a tree after an alleged theft of copper. In total, three people were detained on suspicion of theft from a telecommunications facility. This was reported by state police.
The incident occurred on October 11 in the area of Waterloo Corner. Police received a report of suspicious activity near a communications facility on Port Wakefield Road.
Arriving patrol officers found three people on the scene. The woman was arrested, but two men fled. One of them was caught by the police after a short chase.
To search for the second fugitive, a cynologist with a service dog Gus was involved. During the inspection of the territory, the dog found a suspect who climbed a tree in the hope of avoiding detention. The man was also taken into custody.
Charges of theft have been brought against a 37-year-old South Plimpton resident, a 40-year-old woman and a 29-year-old Elizabeth North resident.
The investigation continues to establish the circumstances of the alleged theft. Specialists will also examine the telecommunications facility and determine whether its infrastructure has been damaged.
According to an updated South Australian police report from October 11, both men were charged with theft and released on bail. They are due to appear at Elizabeth Magistrates Court on November 19. The woman will be prosecuted for theft under a separate court procedure.
A test later showed a preliminary positive for drugs while she was driving. The sample will be sent for laboratory examination. In addition, her car revealed violations of safety requirements.
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