Friends of Sunset Park

Brooklyn


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Saturday, September 26, 2009

Help Needed to Catch Squirrel-napper

At around 2:40 on Friday (9/25) afternoon a guy: white, 30's, 5'9-10", +/- 150 lbs., short brown hair, and wearing tight-fitting black jeans and a black tee,- was seen crossing 41st Street, headed for 40th Street carrying a freaked-out squirrel in a trap cage. The man continued on 5th at a very fast pace, crossed 36th Street and turned East along the cemetery, stopped next to a parked car, bend down towards the car and emerged, a couple of minutes later, carrying a different and empty trap cage. He retraced his steps and was last seen on 5th Avenue, between 40th and 41st Streets.
If you see anyone Squirrel-napping in Sunset Park, call 911 and try to take their picture. Unauthorized removal of an animal from a NYC park is a crime, punishable by law! Not to mention the potential public health implications to the criminal and anyone who comes into contact with him/her.
We ask that you keep us informed so that we may be of assistance and share the situation with our readership.

1 comment:

  1. Received an anonymous comment claiming squirrels (8 in total) were being removed from backyards. And, they're right- Sunset Park serves as backyard for most of our community. Question still remains- If it was all on the up-and-up, why walk 6 blocks to stow them in a car?
    Comment was not published as posted because it included numerous highly insensitive remarks.

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