By james art 
Hialeah, FL – a recent jump in the thefts of birds for pet left the community and puzzled and concerned.
In the last few weeks, three separate incidents have occurred in the immediate vicinity, all involving the theft of covered poultry.
The most victim says that her yellow canar, Maximo, was only taken minutes after she had put his cell out for clean air.
The surveillance frames reveal a truck that pulls on a 41st street; A passenger goes out, approaches the residence, and after a brief struggle he hides with a bird cell.
Another incident included the two cocktails of the victim of an individual victim who were allegedly stolen from the balcony on her second floor.
A neighbor recalled the victim’s emotional reaction, noting: “She was crying. She couldn’t believe it. ”
A third theft came to the Janet pet store, where the observation cameras caught an individually visiting cell containing a black bird, worth $ 1,500.
Authorities have not yet determined whether these incidents are related.
Residents are urged to remain vigilant and to report any suspicious activity in the Hyallea Police Department.
These thefts emphasize a broader issue of illegal bird trafficking in the region.
Past investigations have revealed extensive black market operations, including songs led by the search for their life plumage and melodic songs.
Such activities not only pet owners, but also represent significant threats to the local population of wildlife.
Community members are advised to provide their pets and consider installing surveillance systems to deter the potential thieves.
Anyone with information about these thefts is encouraged to contact local law enforcement.