Quote Originally Posted by angllady2 View Post
If I were in their shoes, I'd be handing over the names and phone numbers of anyone who had been at their residence in the last month. It would be a place to start. The police could perhaps get warrants to search the homes of anyone who has been there recently. Or at least watch their homes for suspicious activity.

Me personally, if the police approached me saying that I was a person of interest in a recent snake theft, I would have no trouble letting them search my home. Anything that might help.

Maybe someone could suggest that to them.

Gale
That'd be an heck of an imposition on your friends, though. Maybe a better thing to do would be to contact them yourself and tell them that the police are trying to narrow down their suspects and ask if they'd be at home to show the cops around tomorrow... anyone that acted really shady about putting it off or flat-out refused jumps to the top of the suspect list, and the cops can get a warrant from there.

Of course, on the downside that might encourage the culprits to ditch the animals.