The stolen penguin babies in Ålesund has aroused a huge commitment, and many fear that the three young may have lost their lives.
It was Thursday afternoon that the three young penguin chicks was reported missing from Atlanterhavsparken in Ålesund.
Four Russian sifted
In surveillance video from the aquarium can see that more people have broken into the night. They lit up the area with what looks to be the flash of a camera.
people moving back and forth, and it can also look like they’re shooting in the area. Eventually, it appears that several of the people climbing over a fence, before they’re built on the aquarium area.
After a few minutes leaving the area, while it may look like they are carrying something in his arms.
Police Attorney at Sunnmøre Police, Yngve Skovly told TV 2 that four Russians are indicted in the case, including two women and two men.
– Seven Russians suspected to be behind the theft, and the police have had them in for questioning. Friday afternoon, four people indicted for violation of the Animal Welfare Act. There are two women and two men. All born in 1996, and they are Russians, says Skovly,
Hope is soon out
At the same time is still ongoing search for the three-week-old penguin chicks.
– The chances are the there, that they are still alive, even if it is small. It says Tor Erik Sandal, Managing Director of Atlanterhavsparken TV2 on Friday morning.
penalty for contravention of the Animal Welfare Act is up to three years in prison.
Penguin chicks parents do both to get food and warmth. They are too small to survive alone.
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