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Police release suspect descriptions after Toronto Humane Society van stolen

On Sunday, police released descriptions of two men wanted in relation to a theft investigation.

Police have released images and descriptions of two men who allegedly stole an animal rescue vehicle from the Toronto Humane Society.

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On Nov. 29, at around 4:45 a.m., police say the two stole a van from the Toronto non-profit. That vehicle was recovered on Friday, according to police.

“This van was more than just a van, it’s a mobile lifesaving vehicle that brings animals to safety for the opportunity of having a second chance,” Hannah Sotropa, assistant manager of communications with the Toronto Humane Society, previously told Global News.

On Sunday, police released descriptions of two men wanted in relation to the theft investigation.

Police said the first man was slim. At the time of the alleged theft, he was wearing a black jacket, blue faded jeans and white shoes.

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The second man was medium build. He wore a grey sweater, light grey pants and white Adidas shoes, police said.

He also had a black and white baseball cap, according to Toronto police.

— with files from Global News’ Tracy Tong

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