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Amazon driver filmed stealing cat off doorstep
An Amazon delivery driver took a cat from a doorstep during a parcel delivery; the cat was later returned and police recorded a theft, with the investigation ongoing.
- On Monday, January 19, a doorbell camera in Elland captured an Amazon delivery driver taking a cat from a Park Avenue doorstep, prompting West Yorkshire Police to receive a report around 2.30pm.
- Carl Crowther was expecting a Zara delivery for his daughter on Sunday but was out on a 1.30pm work call; shortly after the package arrived, Nora went missing and they checked doorbell footage.
- Video and family accounts show the driver stayed over six minutes before taking Nora, and Crowther said, `It needs to be quicker than 48 hours as she has heart murmur and is on medication`, after contacting Amazon.
- Police recorded a crime of theft and say enquiries are ongoing, while an Amazon spokesperson confirmed the company is investigating and has been in touch with West Yorkshire Police.
- Nora was returned safe and well to Crowther's family on Wednesday evening, but he declined to say how due to an ongoing police investigation.
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- 42% of the sources are Center, 42% of the sources lean Right
42% Right
L 16%
C 42%
R 42%
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