Flash the sulcata tortoise belongs to a student “who is very upset and distraught that he escaped his home,” so police issued a BOLO to help find him.
PERKINS TOWNSHIP, Ohio - You’ve heard of cats and dogs getting loose, but Perkins Township Police need help finding a missing tortoise.Police said he escaped his home and is somewhere in the area of Stonewood Estates.
He belongs to a Perkins Schools student “who is very upset and distraught that he escaped his home,” police stated.Perkins Township tortoise escapes home, police issue BOLOCopyright 2023 WOIO. All rights reserved.
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