Dallas Zoo, police deliver update on arrest in connection to missing monkeys
Greg Hudson, the president and CEO of the Dallas Zoo, and Kristin Lowman, a Dallas Police Department spokesperson, give an update after police arrested a 24-year-old in connection to the missing monkeys at the zoo.
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