Animals - Award-winning breeding hare stolen
An unknown person has stolen a prize-winning breeding rabbit and put another rabbit in the cage instead. The background to the unusual theft in the market town of Schopfloch (Ansbach district) near the Baden-Württemberg border was initially unclear, as the police announced on Wednesday.
The animal is said to have been stolen from the cellar of the house at the beginning of November. The breeder soon noticed the swap, but only contacted the police about a month later. According to the police, a hoax cannot be ruled out. The prize-winning animal was said to be worth around 80 euros.
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- Despite the ongoing investigation into the peculiar animal theft in Ansbach's district, local authorities cannot rule out the possibility of this being a hoax, as mentioned by the police.
- The incident of the prize-winning breeding hare being replaced with another rabbit occurred in the heart of Middle Franconia, specifically in the market town of Schopfloch.
- If proven guilty, the individual responsible for the criminal act of stealing the award-winning rabbit in Bavaria could face penalties, as animal theft is considered a form of criminality.
Source: www.stern.de
