VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. - Police are investigating two break-ins at nearby homes near Lynnhaven Mall.
In one instance, someone broke into a woman's house off of Lynnhaven Parkway at around 6 a.m. on Monday.
The alarm of the home went off after someone kicked in the front door. When police arrived, the only thing missing was the woman's dog.
"The only think I could notice that was missing was my baby," said the woman, who didn't want to be identified. "Where's Bailey?"
She tried calling his name, but didn't get a response. "I was just crying because I was really worried they had taken him," said the woman. Luckily, someone found the dog later that night and reported him to the SPCA. The dog has a microchip, allowing him to be traced back to his owner.
Police believe this truck is the suspect’s vehicle. The truck is described as a white 4-door Ford F250 with a sunroof and silver sidesteps.
Right now, it's not clear if someone stole the dog and then dropped him off or if he got loose during the break-in. The dog isn't hurt.
Nearby, Joseph Fischer's home was also broken into sometime between 6:30 a.m. and 7:10 a.m., but no one took anything as the alarm went off. "It's your home. It should be your safe space and when that gets violated, it's really unfair actually," said Fischer.
Police believe the suspect is driving a white 4-door Ford F250 truck with a sunroof and silver sidesteps.
