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'Snarling' taxidermy arctic wolf stolen from Chelsea flat Stuffed wolf stolen from Chelsea flat after Soho night out
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A "snarling" taxidermy arctic wolf stolen from a flat in central London is being sought by detectives. A "snarling" stuffed wolf was stolen from a London flat after the owner and her friend returned with a group of men they met on a night out in Soho.
The female owner of the 6ft-long (1.8m) wolf, worth £32,000, said it was taken after her and a friend returned from Soho with three men they had met. The 6ft-long (1.8m) Arctic wolf, worth £32,000, is thought to have been poached in the early hours of 3 August.
Inviting them back to the Chelsea property she said they left at about 05:00 BST on 3 August and she later discovered the wolf was missing. Three men, who are being hunted by police, were invited back to the Chelsea apartment and reportedly left at about 05:00 BST.
All three suspects are white men and believed to be in their early 20s. All three suspects are white and believed to be in their early 20s.
The wolf was bought six years ago from a taxidermy shop and has yellow glass eyes and white fur with black speckles on its back, shoulders and ears.The wolf was bought six years ago from a taxidermy shop and has yellow glass eyes and white fur with black speckles on its back, shoulders and ears.
Det Sgt Sean Lyons said: "This is a unique item and I am appealing to anyone who may know the three suspects or have information about the stolen arctic wolf to contact police." Det Sgt Sean Lyons, from Kensington and Chelsea CID, said: "This is a unique item and I am appealing to anyone who may know the three suspects or have information about the stolen arctic wolf to contact police."