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‘I’m never letting him go’: Stolen dog reunited with owner in Charles Village

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BALTIMORE — Gwen Sincerbeaux was desperate to be reunited with her dog after she says he was stolen from Charles Village home during a weekend break-in.

Her heartfelt plea was posted to the social media site NextDoor. WMAR-2 News learned of the missing pup named Bucket and arranged to meet with Sincerbaux.

Within five minutes of our arrival, Bucket had been returned.

“The detective called me and said he was on the way with him,” Sincerbeaux said.

She was told whoever stole the Havanese-Poodle had sold him. The person who bought him then returned him to police.

“I’m never letting him go,” she said Wednesday outside her home in the 2500 block of North Calvert Street.

Items that remain missing are Sincerbeaux's laptop, Kindle, Social Security card, passport, ID, credit cards and cash.

Anyone with information about the originally theft is asked to call Baltimore Police.