- Swiss police solved the kidnapping of two Bolonka dogs with a ransom demand of 1 million CHF.
- A 30-year-old Norwegian suspect was arrested at Zurich Airport, while Polish authorities detained a 38-year-old suspect.
- The dogs were safely recovered and returned to their 59-year-old owner in Schlieren after cross-border cooperation.
Swiss authorities announced on Saturday that they have cracked a bizarre case involving the kidnapping of two Bolonka dogs and a ransom demand of 1 million Swiss francs (approximately $1.135 million).
EKO HOT BLOG gathered that Zurich police revealed that last week a 59-year-old man from Schlieren near Zurich returned home to find his two Bolonka dogs missing and a letter demanding a hefty ransom for their release.
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Instead of paying the ransom, the man whose identity remains confidential in accordance with Swiss privacy laws—promptly contacted the police. During the investigation, officers arrested a 30-year-old Norwegian man at Zurich Airport on Thursday, who is strongly suspected of involvement in the theft.
Further leads and cross-European cooperation led Polish authorities to detain a 38-year-old suspect, who was found to be connected to the case. The kidnapped Bolonka dogs were recovered and safely returned to their owner on Friday.
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The Norwegian suspect remains in custody in Switzerland, while Polish officials continue their investigation into the matter.
Bolonka dogs are a toy breed originally bred in Russia and are highly prized, often selling for several thousand dollars.
