Justice for baby CoJo
Donation protected
I am asking for help to pay for baby CoJos vet bills and to help bring CoJo home for a proper burial. The family is also offering any money raised to go towards any information and tips from individuals that will be presented to the cops for investigation. CoJo was a beautiful beautiful friendly Great Dane who was only 9 months old and very very friendly! What happened to him was utterly disgusting and inhumane!!!! We need to get these people off of our streets and keep our homes and families safe! Please help us get justice for baby CoJo!!
rcmp report below....
On March 4, 2019, at approximately 1:05 pm, RCMP responded immediately to a home invasion at a residence on Ash Street in Thompson.
Three males approached the door of a residence, knocked, and asked to be let in. The homeowner denied them entry and the suspects forced their way inside. The occupants of the house, two adults and a child, were able to escape through the back door and called police.
The suspects were in the residence for a short time and then fled the area.
When police arrived, all the occupants were outside and unharmed. An injured dog was found in the backyard of the residence. It is believed the dog was injured by the suspects. The dog was transported by animal services to a veterinary for urgent care, but succumbed to its injuries.
The suspects are described as;
Suspect 1- Young male, approximately 6’0, 200lbs, wearing a grey toque with a red stripe, a grey jacket and winter boots.
Suspects 2 and 3- Male, dressed in dark clothing.
All of the suspects are described as Indigenous in appearance, and one of the suspects has a tattoo of a tear drop on his face.
Thompson RCMP along with the Forensic Identification Unit continue to investigate.
Thompson RCMP are asking anyone with information to contact the RCMP at [phone redacted] or call Crime Stoppers anonymously at 1-800-222-8477, or submit a secure tip online at www.manitobacrimestoppers.com.
rcmp report below....
On March 4, 2019, at approximately 1:05 pm, RCMP responded immediately to a home invasion at a residence on Ash Street in Thompson.
Three males approached the door of a residence, knocked, and asked to be let in. The homeowner denied them entry and the suspects forced their way inside. The occupants of the house, two adults and a child, were able to escape through the back door and called police.
The suspects were in the residence for a short time and then fled the area.
When police arrived, all the occupants were outside and unharmed. An injured dog was found in the backyard of the residence. It is believed the dog was injured by the suspects. The dog was transported by animal services to a veterinary for urgent care, but succumbed to its injuries.
The suspects are described as;
Suspect 1- Young male, approximately 6’0, 200lbs, wearing a grey toque with a red stripe, a grey jacket and winter boots.
Suspects 2 and 3- Male, dressed in dark clothing.
All of the suspects are described as Indigenous in appearance, and one of the suspects has a tattoo of a tear drop on his face.
Thompson RCMP along with the Forensic Identification Unit continue to investigate.
Thompson RCMP are asking anyone with information to contact the RCMP at [phone redacted] or call Crime Stoppers anonymously at 1-800-222-8477, or submit a secure tip online at www.manitobacrimestoppers.com.
Organizer
Jean Slaney
Organizer
Thompson, MB
