Reptile thief arrested by Yucaipa Police
Police said a man identified as Darrien Green allegedly stole a red Ambanja Panther Chameleon worth more than $900 and two Sulcata Tortoises from Uptown Pets in Yucaipa.
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Police said a man identified as Darrien Green allegedly stole a red Ambanja Panther Chameleon worth more than $900 and two Sulcata Tortoises from Uptown Pets in Yucaipa.
The circumstances surrounding the incident were not immediately clear, though law enforcement did detail that no injuries were reported.
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