While a news anchor in Boston was reporting on a dog that was stolen from his owner inside of a parked car, last week, the reporter spotted the identical dog and the suspect.
Juliana Mazza of 7NEWS, an independent television station licensed to Boston, Massachusetts, solved the case of the missing dog, Insider Edition reported.
#ICYMI: I HAD to repost this story told by the lovely @MeganAlexander of @InsideEdition ! It aired last night after #7News at 6pm! pic.twitter.com/KvW176Q6xQ
— Juliana Mazza (@julianamazzatv) May 11, 2021
The dog, Titus, a 13-month-old German shorthaired pointer, was being walked by the alleged dognapper as Mazza and her crew were standing in the parking lot where the alleged crime took place.
She decided to confront the masked suspect by pretending to be none the wiser, and then she checked the dog’s collar to confirm her suspicion, then she asked the dognapper a series of tough questions on camera to put him in hot water.
Her questions managed to back the suspect in a corner and gave Mazzo enough time to notify the authorities.
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TV reporter spots kidnapped puppy while covering story on-air https://t.co/9VjXIbpKHn pic.twitter.com/CIJtdvGxUB
— The Hill (@thehill) May 15, 2021
Good job, Miss Mazza!
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