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Monkeys stolen, animals escaping and dying under weird circumstances, what's going on at the Dallas Zoo?

We're one step closer in the stolen kangaroo saga...but where is the kangaroo now?

What is the world coming to? I mean really? Ransom for a dog? Stolen kangaroos?

Forehand's Fireworks is asking for any information regarding the theft that anyone might have.

The latest theft that Amarillo Police are asking for our help with includes two Polaris Ranger side-by-sides.

It seems as though no one is immune to auto theft crime in Amarillo.

According to a Facebook post from Amarillo Crime Stoppers, they are unveiling a new Stolen Auto Day, or SAD, to help recover stolen vehicles.

Did you know July is "Watch Your Car Month?" Historically, more vehicle thefts and auto burglaries occur in Texas during the month of July than any other month.

As Pee-wee Herman can attest, having your bike stolen is very unpleasant indeed. The same was true of Matt O’Rourke, a man who had his prized ride stolen. Luckily, thanks to the intervention of some concerned citizens (including Pee-wee himself), the story has a happy ending.

Having your car stolen is bad enough, but Carol Denmead of Arizona experienced something even more traumatizing than your basic carjacking: a stolen vehicle with her precious pup inside. The 12-year-old collie mix was waiting in Denmead’s 2005 Pontiac last Thursday morning while she quickly ran inside a pharmacy.

It’s natural to worry about things when you leave for vacation. Did I turn the lights off? Are the doors locked? Did I take the trash out? What you don’t worry about, however, is your lawn being stolen. Maybe now you should. Canadian Denise Thompson went on a short vacation over the weekend with her children and when she returned, found that every square inch of her previously lush, green grass ha

Thieves in Yorkville, Illinois have made off with a cache of 2,500 rubber duckies, which they stole from a police academy building of all places. The Yorkville Citizen's Police Academy sells the rubber duckies for a few dollars each during an annual sale, with the proceeds going to buy equipment for the Yorkville Police Department.