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Puppies set on fire: NYC authorities seek suspects after garbage bag full of dogs set ablaze in Brooklyn
CBS/AP
The dead animals were found in a bag on 91st Street near Ditmas Avenue in Brooklyn's Canarsie area near a beverage distribution warehouse.
The ASPCA says the dogs were pit bulls or pit bull mixes.
Initially, authorities said a total of four dogs were found dead, but further investigation revealed an additional puppy.
A nearby surveillance camera captured video of a van arriving at the warehouse after midnight Saturday. Several men got out carrying a large garbage bag, setting it on fire near a trash bin and then driving off.
It's not clear if the animals were alive or dead when they were set on fire.
The ASPCA asks anyone with information to call 1-877-843-2772.
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